erroneously

erroneous | American Dictionary

erroneous
adjective
us/ɪˈroʊ·ni·əs/
based on false information and therefore wrong; false:
an erroneous assumption

erroneously

adverbus/ɪˈroʊ·ni·əs·li/

Examples of erroneous

erroneous
Instead, they appeared on occasion to recompute the phonetic elements, producing a new erroneous version.
The overall rates of reformulation after erroneous utterances were very similar across all five children and across the two languages.
There are diverging results on age of onset of gender marking and on erroneous gender marking of indefinite and definite articles.
One explanation could be that hearing-impaired children's case system has not yet reached a point where such erroneous forms become frequent.
However, the weighted numbers of those meeting criteria for dysthymia only was relatively small (74 females, 50 males) and risks erroneous interpretation.
But the proportion of 'erroneous' estimations is controlled, and in the bias + variance trade-off we will typically draw significantly ahead of universal thresholding rules.
If there is uptake, then the student's initially erroneous utterance is either repaired or continues to need repair in some way.
The high percentage of parents familiar with chickenpox rash was not compatible with the sizable number of parents reporting erroneous histories in their children.
Thus, the introduction of l in the action theory is either redundant or erroneous.
Another centre repeated initial erroneous measurements twice and only investigated further if the mean error was still greater than 5%.
But why bother to share a relatively meaningless perceptual experience, especially when it appears to be erroneous, as is the case with d' j' vu?
However, we would like to respond to the more erroneous criticisms.
In addition, children's erroneous responses may tend to be the names of common letters.
This approach may have introduced bias when a tagger-assigned tag is erroneous but left uncorrected.
Erroneous responses were excluded from the analyses of response latencies as were naming latencies exceeding three standard deviations from the participant's conditions' means.
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