Sentence examples for be wrongly assumed to from inspiring English sources

Such cows might be wrongly assumed to be cured.

These effects are not always recognised as being corticosteroid in origin and may be wrongly assumed to be part of the dying process [ 16].

In the runup to the mephedrone ban, it was wrongly assumed to be behind the deaths of two teenagers in Scunthorpe.

When European settlers began sending North American turkeys back to Europe in the early 1500s, the two birds were wrongly assumed to be related and as a result the name turkey came to be reapplied despite the geographical mix up.

However, the problem is teaching has been wrongly assumed to take place in buildings and neglected the other experience in which learning can be experienced.

As discussed earlier, a decreased renal blood flow and oxygen supply were wrongly assumed to be the main instigators of SAKI [8, 77].

For example, the p-value is often erroneously regarded as the probability that the null hypothesis is true, and the 95% confidence interval obtained is wrongly assumed to contain the true parameter with a 95% chance.

As discussed earlier, a decreased renal blood flow and oxygen supply were wrongly assumed to be the main instigators of SAKI [ 8, 77].

Binding of parvins was wrongly assumed to activate ILK, as the recent structure by Fukuda et al. revealed that α-parvin makes use of the active site of ILK for binding [ 36 ].

Despite absolute differences in allele frequency only amounting to a few percentage points, the resulting structure is sufficient to confound association studies if ignored, and the UK population is wrongly assumed to be homogenous with respect to the frequency of this allele.

However it would be wrongly assumed that allele B was inherited from the father, which would lead to the inference of at least one, but more likely two, additional recombination events.