Sentence examples for because of an incorrect from inspiring English sources

That lead proved somewhat illusory, because of an incorrect call that gave the Knicks 2 extra points on free throws.

Earlier this year, the Daily Mail ran a feature headed: "Social workers took our children away... because of an incorrect hospital diagnosis".

The mistake occurred because of an incorrect answer key used by Measurement Incorporated, a Durham, N.C., company hired by the E.R.B. to tabulate the scores.

Turned away by Heathrow customs officials on Wednesday because of an incorrect visa, Shoaib was scheduled to arrive back this morning as Surrey aim to avoid relegation by winning their final two matches, starting tomorrow against Hampshire at the Oval.

A 2012 study in The Cancer Journal, for instance, describes the case of a woman who underwent extreme surgery, including the removal of her uterus, because of an incorrect reading of her genetic-test results.

Inevitably, despite these therapeutic advances most patients progress on therapy due to primary or acquired resistance or because of an incorrect HER2 positivity assessment.

The latter methods have certain fundamental limitations in sensitivity and parameter estimation bias, because of their use of an incorrect autoregressive model rather than autoregressive and moving average.

In our case, seven months elapsed between the detection of the oral metastasis and the establishment of its gastric origin, possibly because of an initially incorrect interpretation of the clinical history and histopathological features.

Of the 78 patients recruited 4 were excluded from the analysis (one because of a coagulated sample, one because an incorrect sample had been harvested [ascitic instead of pleural fluid], and two due to unverifiable patient details).

The precision of the St peptide concentration is more critical than that of the IS peptide because an incorrect concentration of the St peptide will result in the incorrect calculation of the protein expression levels of the target proteins.

Klein and Warfield's reasoning fails because based on an incorrect understanding of the joint probability of a set of reported propositions.