Sentence examples for case of incorrectly from inspiring English sources

Also, injuries have occurred during launches, for example, in the case of incorrectly secured safety belts.

Aside from the inappropriate language and emphasis on "getting lit," this is a classic case of incorrectly painting an entire generation (young Millennials) with the same brush.

In the case of incorrectly folded proteins, these undesired proteins undergo K48-linked chain ubiquitination and are degraded at the proteasome [2].

Investigation of cases of incorrectly predicted samples have also suggested that the currently-used descriptors may not always be sufficient for fully representing the structural and physicochemical properties of proteins, peptides and small molecules (Xue et al. 2004b; Li et al. 2005; Yap and Chen, 2005).

This study therefore further examines the effect of p s following the beta distribution to observe the performance of SBA in the case of an incorrectly estimated number of arriving tags.

In the case of the incorrectly detected second breakpoint (Fig. 3A), the second approximation line was steeper than the first, which was not anticipated.

This may have led to bias in the analyses which the multiple-imputation approach did not redress, as in the case of an incorrectly specified imputation model or data which were 'missing not at random'.

The French had correctly faced the cannons on their 400 vessels out toward the sea in case of attack but incorrectly dropped anchor so far from shore that British ships, under Lord Nelson, easily intervened from the landward side and destroyed the French fleet.

The 220 readings can be subclassified into 88 readings of correctly classified high grade cases (8 high grade cases × 11 pathologists), 88 readings of correctly classified low grade cases (8 low grade cases × 11 pathologists), and 44 readings of incorrectly classified cases (4 incorrectly classified cases × 11 pathologists).

We evaluated the the cost effectiveness ratio of cost per case correctly diagnosed of TB, of cost per case accurately diagnosed and treated, including treatment of incorrectly diagnosed cases (e.g. false positive patients), and of cost per case incorrectly diagnosed and not treated (e.g. false negative patients).

First, there was the obvious case of mistaken identity, Marriner incorrectly identifying Gibbs as the player diving to palm away Eden Hazard's shot on the Arsenal goalline.