The phrase "a wrong reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an incorrect citation or mention of a source in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The paper was rejected due to a wrong reference that misled the reviewers about the original study."
Alternatives: "an incorrect reference" or "a faulty reference".
A few mutations were actually not recorded, either by systematic employment of a wrong reference sequence or through oversight.
Response: Unfortunately, it was a wrong reference to Additional File.
A smaller read length would increase the chance for a read to be aligned to a wrong reference or non-uniquely aligned to two loci in a reference.
In addition, if two SNPs are separated by 3 bp or less, then most of them are assumed to be caused by incorrect alignments or short reads mapped on a wrong reference sequence.
To demonstrate that using the wrong reference panel can cause a huge decrease in performance, we imputed z-scores using YRI and JPT as reference panels for the Mexicans and Puerto Ricans, respectively.
However, in the case that there is no best guess panel available, we have shown that there is a potential for increased false positives by using the wrong reference panel.
If the assumptions are violated, T is compared with the wrong reference distribution, which may result in a deviation of the actual Type I error from the nominal significance level [ 12, 13], in a loss of power relative to other tests developed for similar problems [ 14], or both.
The adoption of wrong reference curves on specific fetuses could cause an incorrect evaluation of fetal biometric parameters, identifying for example cases known in literature as Small for Gestational Age (SGA) or Large for Gestational Age (LGA).
The third criterion is the fraction of reads mapped to the wrong reference sequence if we intentionally add reference sequences from a diverged species.
Jazz is entirely the wrong reference point.
