Sentence examples for a wrong order from inspiring English sources
Therefore, ranking score 2 higher than score 4 is punished with a greater loss than a wrong order of the scores 4 and 3.
In the first version, the 1 1 data point was strange, which was because we loaded that pair of supernatant and pellet in a wrong order.
Assuming "proportional" changes in recombination rates, one will get a wrong order, whereas the correct order will be obtained if additional shared markers Gm3 and Gm4 are available.
Similarly, a wrong order will be obtained for shared markers that belong to poorly overlapping subsets of mapping populations, if the missing experimental information on recombination rates between markers from these subsets is "derived" analytically based on linear approximation.
If a participant's recalled sequence had a pair in the right order (e.g., for the A-B pair, A was ordered before B), that pair was given a 0. If the participant recalled a pair in the wrong order, that pair was given a 1 (e.g., for the A-B pair, A was ordered after B).
Instead of pinning the result down to a single, possibly wrong, order of the contigs we prefer to output the best possibilities.
For this swath of DNA, Celera made half as many "misassemblies --putting a fragmisassemblies --putting, or flipping it--as the public effort did, logging 2.08 misassemblies --puttingase.
If the sodium thiopental did not work because the dose was too low, for example, or if the drugs were given in the wrong order, an inmate could still be conscious when the paralyzing drug and the potassium were injected.
Stories surrounding those nights are legion: the dope-fiend projectionist who scratched a CND symbol into a Pearl & Dean army recruitment ad and got the reels in the wrong order at a horror festival; the antics at the gay-themed all-nighters.
Four simple office blocks rise from an elevated podium, only to be cut in half and shuffled up in the wrong order, like a game of architectural Misfits.
But the unflappable Bolger insisted that he had never been concerned about the prospect of saddling a one-two in the wrong order.
