Sentence examples for captured incorrectly from inspiring English sources

Following publication of this article (De Arcangelis & Joxhe, 2015), it has been noticed that the copyright line was captured incorrectly as © 2015 Arcangelis and Joxhe; licensee Springer.

Following publication of this article (Ilukor et al. 2016), it has come to our attention that the affiliations were captured incorrectly and all authors were listed as being affiliated with Makerere University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Kampala, Uganda.

An earlier version gave the date of Salah Abdeslam's capture incorrectly as 15 March.

An eligible crop (maize) is incorrectly captured as ineligible due to its spectral resemblance to the woodlands (ineligible) when it is grown.

Unfortunately, some random samples (i.e. regard to plasma volume, nest identity or treatment) were incorrectly captured by the automated pipetting system, exhausting the plasma for new analyses.

The original version of this article [ 1] unfortunately contained a publisher error in Fig. 4. The figure was incorrectly captured as a duplicate of Fig. 5.

Correction: December 9 , 2001 Sunday An article on Friday about the opinions of people in Longmont, Colo., about the fate of an American man captured with Taliban soldiers referred incorrectly in some copies to the maximum penalty for treason, which is death.

To remove patients whose diet was inadequately captured by the FFQ, and incorrectly completed FFQs, patients with the highest and lowest 2.5% of energy intakes, or questionnaires with more than 10 empty data lines were excluded, leaving 583 cases and 277 controls in the dietary analyses.

While retained intron events have traditionally been interpreted as immature or incorrectly processed RNA species captured during cytoplasmic RNA preparations, there is evidence from both bioinformatic (28) and laboratory studies that a subset of such transcripts may be functional.

OBITUARIES An obituary on Tuesday about John Wilpers, the last known surviving member of a team of Army intelligence officers who captured Hideki Tojo after World War II, referred incorrectly to Tojo.

It also incorrectly stated that Hicks was captured on a battlefield.