Sentence examples for used erroneously from inspiring English sources

In the Philippines, the Tausug term Samal is widely applied to the land-oriented Sama, while the term Bajao is similarly used (erroneously, some would argue) to specify the sea-based Sama.

Without a feedback loop this context will be used erroneously for future offers and recommendations.

Participants' concerns that GIS outputs can potentially be misinterpreted or used erroneously might partly explain resistance to their use.

Let's be clear, we are talking about two different animals, even if the two are often used (erroneously) interchangeably.

Writing is where I have put my longing and channeled my emotions over the things that I used (erroneously) to self-regulate.

In 1762, German naturalist Jacob Christian Schäffer described the species Agaricus tigrinus with an illustration corresponding to what is thought to be T. pardinum, and consequently, the name Tricholoma tigrinum has been used erroneously in some European field guides.

Views by Mainster and Turner related to circadian rhythm photoentrainment, including unsubstantiated concerns for pediatric patients are in error, since they are based on computations using erroneously constructed action spectra with a peak of 460 nm as published by two investigators in 2001 before the discovery of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGC) in 2002 [ 1, 6].

The new regulations were issued weeks after the authorities conceded that the confession used to erroneously convict a farmer for a murder was based on torture.

The example in Figure 7 illustrates a case, which will be correctly verified if rII, rPCA, or the combined correlation coefficients are used and erroneously rejected if rI < 0.96 is applied for verification.

Prospects ask for this in the form of your hourly rate which they then use to erroneously compare the value different consultants provide.

A front-page article on Thursday about an effort by Novartis to distribute the cancer drug Glivec to poor patients around the world used a title erroneously for David R. Epstein, president of the company's oncology unit.