Sentence examples for been incorrect with from inspiring English sources

The identification of sequences corresponding to a region between AKQ and AKS suggests that the previously defined boundary of AKQ (corresponding to an orthologue of At5g28897) [ 10] may have been incorrect, with this block extending to an orthologue of A5g30510.

There is an additional small collinear segment between AKO and AKL, corresponding to sequences anticipated to have been positioned between AKO and AKP, suggesting that the previously defined boundary of AKO (corresponding to an orthologue of At4g04995) [ 10] may have been incorrect, with this block extending to an orthologue of A4g05460.

So, I wouldn't be so quick to say that mom and dad are incorrect with their customers.

I will also show that some of the common wisdom today is incorrect with respect to the credit given to various "titans" of Astronomy in this field.

Either the top ranked category was correct (cyan), or it was incorrect with the second ranked category being correct (orange), or incorrect with neither the second ranked category being correct (red).

It is possible that the timing of wetland emissions in the scenarios is incorrect with recent satellite measurements suggesting an austral spring (September October November), rather than winter, maximum for wetland emissions.

It was later revealed that Dastyari's claim of an "off-the-cuff" press conference where he contradicted Australian – and Labor – policy on the South China Sea, was incorrect, with audio of the press conference with Chinese media pointing to Dastyari having responded with prepared remarks.

As a defender of the Iraq war, Bolton worries that wars of regime change have been discredited: "Iraq's continuing civil war has led many in the United States and abroad to conclude that the decision to overthrow Saddam was incorrect, with the obvious implication that toppling other rogue regimes, such as those in Iran or North Korea, would also be a mistake".

For instance, a speaker can say something true but be impolite in saying it, thereby making an assertion that is incorrect with respect to norms of etiquette.

But suggestions the car would be little more than a carbon-copy of a Ferrari seemed on initial impressions to be incorrect, with an unusual full-width bump along the top of the chassis among a number of notable features.

During the drafting of the original article (Kirkpatrick and Zang 2011), neither author noticed that a citation was incorrect, with only part of the citation given in quotation marks, and the remainder appearing as if it were paraphrased.