Sentence examples for defined incorrectly from inspiring English sources

There is increasing attention to measuring "quality" but quality is often defined incorrectly.

Sometimes the original proposals are overoptimistic, partly because the base case is implicit or defined incorrectly.

The Economic View column last Sunday, about Republican proposals for a flat tax, defined incorrectly adjusted gross income under the federal tax code.

BUSINESS DAY Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about an I.B.M. breakthrough on chip design defined incorrectly Moore's Law, an observation on technology advances named for Gordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel.

The participants received a document describing possible generic errors that could happen when a reuse code or a model are defined incorrectly.

We live in a world where all information is so instant and global and defined, even though often, it's defined incorrectly.

Correction: October 24, 2003, Friday An article in Science Times on Sept. 30 about treatments for juvenile arthritis defined uveitis incorrectly.

Consider the way it treats Israel: American officials... define terrorism incorrectly.

"Stroke" was incorrectly defined by 40% of respondents.

Microsoft argues that the District Court incorrectly defined the relevant market.

Similarly, measurement errors can also lead to an incorrectly defined cell-wall constitutive relationship.