Sentence examples for been wrongly assigned from inspiring English sources

The 1999 summer program ended in turmoil when board officials discovered that 8,800 of the 35,344 students required to attend never showed up and that 8,600 others had been wrongly assigned.

A journalist at Der Spiegel dug deeper, and discovered that Ratjen's gender had been wrongly assigned as female at birth, and Ratjen had been raised as a girl his whole life; still only a shy teenager in 1936, this seems to be a sad and personal story about confusion, anxiety, and the fear of revealing yourself to be "different" – not a story about deliberate fascist gender cheating at all.

Third, family housing data inaccuracies hindered matching of married individuals to base housing, so some may have been wrongly assigned as living off-base and unexposed.

As a diagnosis of diabetes is often missed (40), some participants with diabetes might have been wrongly assigned to the nondiabetic group.

Hence at most 1.2% of females would have been wrongly assigned as pseudopolyandrous when they really showed true polyandry, increasing overall levels of true polyandry from 4 to 5.2%.

Court officials said that on several occasions, Mr. Siminovsky's cases were wrongly assigned to Justice Garson.

"Transgender" is a broad term which includes intersex people (whose biological sex is unclear or was wrongly assigned at birth), those with gender dysphoria (who feel like "a man trapped in a woman's body", or vice versa) and may also include others who simply get pleasure or satisfaction from cross-dressing.

Correction: September 24, 2000, Sunday An article yesterday about the death of a Bronx high school student who had a heart ailment referred incorrectly in some editions to the semester in which Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said the boy was wrongly assigned to a physical education class.

However, the 1H chemical shifts of H-1′a H-1′a-6andere wrongly assigned at δ 6.55 (d, J = 16 Hz) and 7.50 (d, J = 16 Hz) respectively.

Most errors occur when there exist steep intensity transitions which mean that harmonics of a candidate were wrongly assigned to another candidate.

For example, general FORMULA involving more than a single compound were wrongly assigned to the FORMULA class instead of the FAMILY class.