Sentence examples for used erroneous from inspiring English sources
It was demonstrated that employing the ubiquitously used erroneous E°(Ph2I+) value of −0.2 V in the prediction of ΔG° for photoinduced electron transfer may lead to failed photoinitiated polymerisation experiments.
Regardless of the method used, erroneous orientation estimate and/or ground model will cause problems as in the erroneous road model case.
Firstly, the researchers claim a "software bug" led to an incorrect value, and secondly, the authors report that they used "erroneous data" to model their results.
Chief Justice John Roberts used erroneous data to make claims about comparable rates of voter registration among blacks and whites in six southern states.
As English is not their native language they may have used erroneous terms, which is likely to result in more queries with no articles in the result.
They say Towers Perrin, and the pension plan's administrators, continued to use erroneous numbers, causing further deterioration.
The loss function expresses the costs to an organization that result from decisions made using erroneous information.
Using erroneous data provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, I wrote in my review of Jonathan Safran Foer's "Eating Animals" that there are four hundred and fifty billion chickens being raised in the United States.
In a correction on Wednesday, The Times noted that the wounded man was Tuvia Grossman, a student from Chicago, but -- using erroneous information from The A.P. -- mistakenly said the site of the attack was in the Old City.
January 28 ,1875 Newly hired Professor of Natural History George Macloskie causes a stir in his first lecture at Princeton when he says Arnold Guyot has been using erroneous models for divisions and classifications in biology.
An article on Aug. 15 about Representative Darrell Issa's business dealings, using erroneous information that Mr. Issa's family foundation filed with the Internal Revenue Service, referred incorrectly to his sale of an AIM mutual fund in 2008.
