Sentence examples for based on wrong from inspiring English sources
Currently, the nanoparticle-based drug delivery to the target tumor tissues is based on wrong assumptions that most of the nanoparticles, either PEGylated or not, reach the target by the enhanced permeation and retention (EPR) effect.
Some of the objections put forward are based on wrong assumptions; some deserve serious consideration.
"It was a wrong operation based on wrong intelligence information," said Shah Jahan Noori, the police chief of Takhar Province.
Point out to a conservative that his hatred of liberalism is based on wrong information and he will find another reason to hate liberals.
"We think the NATO forces acted based on wrong intelligence given to them by their local associates, who are usually trying to hit their tribal or political rivals by misleading NATO forces," he said.
Sir David Latham, chair of the board, has provided an answer to that question in an interview with the Guardian when he explained that public reaction to high-profile cases such as Jon Venables "heightened the danger of politicians and parole board members making 'skewed decisions' based on wrong assumptions about the risks offenders would pose to the public".
Emotions are wrong, Austen wanted us to know, when the conceptions that they're based on are wrong.
Normally, companies like HudBay cannot be held legally liable for the activities of their subsidiary — legal claims based on wrong-doings of the local company cannot, as it is phrased in the legal system, "pierce the corporate veil" and proceed against the parent company, usually headquartered abroad.
Our mistake of putting him on the wrong medication, based on incorrect diagnosis, exacerbated his deterioration.
An incumbent who sticks with the wrong decisions based on the wrong facts versus a challenger who seems unable to stick to one side of any decision, right or wrong?
Moreover, model comparisons among a highly parameterized geostatistical and layer-based geological models show that, (1) as the number of pumping tests and monitoring locations are reduced, the performance gap between the approaches decreases, and (2) a simplified geological model with a fewer number of layers is more reliable than the one based on the wrong description of stratigraphy.
