Sentence examples for be wrongly treated as from inspiring English sources

For example, if a contaminating mouse read is aligned to the human reference with a mismatch, the mismatch may be wrongly treated as a single nucleotide variant (SNV) in the cancer cells.

For decades certain human beings were wrongly treated as property and denied liberty in America because they were not considered persons under the constitution.

He even suggests that one reason Schadenfreude has been wrongly treated as an "outlaw emotion" is that it has been considered feminine, making it a victim of misogyny in a patriarchal society.

The "Livingston doctrine", Mr Gorton claims, means that debt contracts should be relaxed and public support for the banking system expanded to prevent or resolve a generalised panic, when the entire financial system is wrongly treated as insolvent.

Christina Romer, at a speech at the Brookings Institution Monday afternoon, appeared to give support to critics of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner who say that he is wrongly treating the economic collapse as a "liquidity crisis" when it is instead a crisis of solvency in the banking system brought on by a collapse in asset prices.

Today other human beings, the unborn of all races, are also wrongly treated as property and denied the right to life for the same reason; because they are not considered persons under the constitution.

Such regions would be wrongly identified as unreliable disparity.

For instance, objects such as furniture might be wrongly detected as foreground, reconstructed and tracked.

This aspect should not be wrongly analysed as residual tumour [14].

Indeed, the latter could be wrongly classified as having zero children by the ages of 30/35.

Thus, two strains may be wrongly identified as different.