Sentence examples for assuming the wrong from inspiring English sources

Our further study will focus on the impact of assuming the wrong calibration point height, and more precise geometric-distortion correction method by using an external DEM.

Yet assuming the wrong cause for a problem and addressing it can easily cause more problems than are resolved.

Furthermore, predictions made assuming the wrong regulatory mechanism (inhibition instead of activation) do not match experimental results regardless of circuit permutation.

One potential problem can arise from forcing a single tree topology produced by whole-genome alignment to genes that have different genealogies, as we did in the calculations above, because assuming the wrong tree may lead to misestimation of ω.

Also, it is important to note that, although better performance could be obtained using the true genotype distribution, the genotype-call error rate assuming HWE was largely invariant to deviations from HWE; that is, the errors differ largely because assuming the correct model when there are deviations from HWE tends to decrease the error, not because assuming the wrong model increases the error.

But the historical example she offers, of CFC replacement in household products, assumes the wrong motivation on the part of companies.

Is a student complaining that the Miller Urey experiment assumed the wrong atmospheric composition, or contending that the odds against a natural origin of life are astronomical, or claiming that Pasteur proved that abiogenesis is impossible?

At constrained sites, however, it assumes the wrong equilibrium frequencies.

These complications make it no surprise that many proteins do not achieve their correct conformations, or stably assume the wrong ones.

I'm assuming the tempo was wrong or something.

The fans of the two teams in the game (assuming the Mayor is wrong and Giants and Jets don't make it), will spend several late January or early February days in New York/New Jersey.