Sentence examples for wrongly attributed as from inspiring English sources

It is also possible that prostate cancer survivors receiving bisphosphonates as treatment for skeletal metastases were wrongly attributed as osteoporotic.

3 The non-specific symptoms of OvCa such as bloating, abdominal pain and appetite change can be subtle and often wrongly attributed to non-cancer morbidity such as irritable bowel syndrome.

Because van der Weyden, like most of the early Netherlandish painters, was not rediscovered until the early 19th century, many of his works were wrongly attributed or dated, and major pieces such as the Berlin Miraflores Altarpiece continue to emerge.

The real Emily was a free woman of color who went to Texas in 1835 from New York to work as the housekeeper for a man named Morgan (a last name wrongly attributed to her by some historians who mistakenly identified her as his slave or indentured servant).

This article was amended on 12 January 2016: in the picture caption, Matthew Collings was initially misidentified as William Boyd; the painting by Stephen Finer was wrongly attributed by the provider to David Bowie.

But the 24 singleton classes added to (mathcal {D}_{5}) do decrease the precision rate as some of the singleton classes may be wrongly attributed to the clusters close to them.

Oh, and by the way: as I have pointed out before, that prayer was wrongly attributed to St Francis and was in fact written by a French priest during the first world war.

Sophocles referred to the narcissus as the 'Chaplet of the infernal Gods', a statement frequently wrongly attributed to Socrates (see Antiquity).

In the original article, these were wrongly attributed to Lord Fowler.

Most of the afflictions wrongly attributed to nuclear power can rightly be attributed to coal.

Unfortunately, the adverse effects of drugs are often missed or wrongly attributed to an underlying disease.