Sentence examples for could wrongly be from inspiring English sources

Menzies said there could also be an issue for summer-born children who could be almost a year younger than some peers and could wrongly be put in lower sets and labelled as weaker pupils.

Motor difficulties as ataxia and dysarthria, could wrongly be allocated to the side-effects of the antipsychotic medication.

Population mobility, particularly in tourist areas, may lead to an increase in remedy sales, which could wrongly be interpreted as a disease outbreak.

Yet in the wake of such a miserable loss it could easily, if wrongly, be seen as Di Matteo's Ruud Gullit moment.

Since I have gone on to earn my living by writing, I could wrongly take them to be proof of how my refusal to take no for an answer ensured that my talents were eventually recognised.

There is a "substantial likelihood that officers will wrongfully arrest legal resident aliens," she wrote, warning that foreign tourists could also be wrongly detained.

Last year, the Citizens Advice Bureau estimated some 460,000 people in the UK could now be wrongly classed as self-employed, depriving them of almost £600m in holiday pay as well as sick pay and costing up to £314m a year in lost national insurance.

The single primer assay design shows how insignificant peaks could easily be wrongly interpreted as clonal T-cell receptor-γ gene rearrangements.

Indeed, in the way we had annotated and described the data of the figure, it was incomplete and could thus be wrongly understood (see following explanation).

The artificial seasonal patterns caused by the fixed cohort bias have a shape similar to an expected seasonal pattern, meaning that it could easily be wrongly attributed to a seasonal exposure (e.g., temperature).

This strategy could wrongly filter out human reads that are highly similar to some regions in the mouse genome, leading to false negatives.