The phrase "a wrong identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an incorrect or mistaken identification of a person, object, or concept.
Example: "The police made a wrong identification of the suspect, leading to a wrongful arrest."
Alternatives: "an incorrect identification" or "a mistaken identification".
The interrogator may ask questions as penetrating and wide-ranging as he or she likes, and the computer is permitted to do everything possible to force a wrong identification.
First, this figure clearly reveals how extreme observations can bias the sample cross-correlation and could lead to a wrong identification of asymmetries.
Given the randomness of the data, the use of any threshold T a defining the presence or absence of an anomaly is inevitably associated with the possibility of a wrong identification.
In the previous section we have shown that the sample cross-correlations between past and squared observations of a stationary uncorrelated series are very sensitive to the presence of outliers and could lead to a wrong identification of asymmetries.
Only underground dried herbs of commercial crude drug showed oleanolic acid content, indicating probable mixing of aboveground parts with the underground parts or a wrong identification of the commercial crude drug.
This is caused by a higher possibility of wrong identification by using the proposed method when the number of the LOS node is less than three.
This study introduces a novel method for conveniently and rapidly indicating the anatomical location of CBD during LC by the direct fiber-optic illumination of 532-nm diode-pumped solid state laser through a microstructured plastic optical fiber to avoid the wrong identification of CBD and the injury from mistakenly cutting the CBD that can lead to permanent and even life threatening consequences.
Following several studies that showed deletions in the amelogenin gene on Y chromosome and subsequently the wrong identification of males as females, there was a definite need to use other reliable sex determining genetic markers (Kastelic et al., 2009; Kashyap et al., 2006; Chang & Burgoyne, 2003; Thangaraj et al., 2002; Drobnic, 2006; Laverde, 2013).
Other frequent mistakes were physician's order missing (14.03 %) and wrong identification of the patient (26.81 %), causing a risk of delay; an erroneous diagnosis; and inappropriate treatment.
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Therefore, it is necessary to separate the neighboring cells during the identification process so as to avoid the wrong identification.
