| There is a potential misattribution of echo measurement data from one patient's report to another patient's report. |
| But I hope that I may be allowed to point out a very grave misunderstanding and misattribution, and to protest the calumny with which the attack on me reaches its crescendo. |
| The practice of misattribution has a long history, but it has thrived in recent years thanks to the Internet, where minor falsehoods metastasize at an alarming speed. |
| By Tom Sykes A new study claims that over 70 percent of artworks for sale are either fakes or misattributions. |
| But what I really want to do is show that Shakespeare had important counterparts in music, where misattributions abound. |
| Van Gogh usually signed only his most important works, or sometimes those given to friends, so the vast majority are unsigned, increasing the problem of misattributions. |
