No appreciable fluorescence was seen, indicating that the fluorescence of our experimental colonies is not simply misattributed autofluorescence or leaky transcription of the plasmid gfp (see Additional file 1: Figure S11).
Conservators there discovered that a quarter of his 926 works were not of museum quality, were misattributed or, in a few cases, were fakes.
Mr Ordoveza notes the image is instead an artificially rendered simulacrum by Christoph Hormann, who is not involved in misattributing it.
Furthermore, patients with advanced or delayed sleep phase syndrome normally complain of early morning awakening and sleep onset difficulties, respectively, and it is not uncommon that studies misattribute such symptoms to insomnia rather than to a circadian rhythm sleep disorder [ 42].
Since these structures are subjected to varying environmental and operational conditions, reliable SHM methodologies must be capable of not misattributing to damage changes due to environmental conditions.
An earlier version of this post misattributed the quotation "It's not a question of whether or not natural sinks will slow their uptake of carbon, but when".
An article on Sunday about South Korea's experiment in 2000 with enrichment of uranium, and the country's effort to ease foreign concerns, misattributed a United States comment, "We're not asking for any South Korean actions".
He acknowledged that his decision might provoke dissent but opined, "As Aquinas once stated, 'The good is not the enemy of the perfect,' " inverting and misattributing Voltaire's famous quote, "The perfect is the enemy of the good".
You've probably heard that famous quote, widely misattributed to Winston Churchill: "If a man is not a socialist by the time he is 20, he has no heart.
For instance, the essay entitled "The Metamodern Intervention," whose two parts are found here and here, is not, by any definition, a hoax; it's a well-researched article intentionally misattributed to a fictional author.
