Sentence examples for erroneously categorized from inspiring English sources

Money transmitters are often erroneously categorized as being part of these foreign financial institutions, which is to our detriment.

Undiagnosed diabetes might then be erroneously categorized as non-diabetic.

Such sequences will be erroneously categorized as non-coding transcripts due to poor ORF-related score, obfuscating SNP frequency differences between protein-coding and non-coding transcripts.

Erasmus et al. reported a series of 7 cases of pulmonary carcinoids of which 3 were visually negative on [F]FDG-PET (all typical carcinoids), 3 were hypometabolic (2 typical and 1 atypical) and were erroneously categorized as benign nodules.

The decision to use a cautious cut-off pH of 6.5 was taken in order to ensure that no measurements near to a pH of 7 would be erroneously categorized as weakly acidic.

He argues that many erroneously categorize the content of The Satanic Bible as evil and depraved from the minimalist, dark cover design (composed of a purple Sigil of Baphomet and white text on the front, and a photo of LaVey superimposed over the Sigil of Baphomet on the back), the verbose, overblown style of the text, and the presence of the word "Satan" in the title.

These results illustrate the limited diagnostic value provided by moderately elevated sIgG4 when attempting to distinguish IAC from PSC. Forty-five PSC patients (15%; 95% CI: 11-19) had a sIgG4 above 1.4 g/L (Fig. 2) and would erroneously be categorized as IAC patients.

Without using a reference assembly, many more candidates could have been incorporated erroneously into the initial design, including those categorized as ambiguously polymorphic.

We decided to use the single most important contributor to birth weight (gestational age) as our only adjustment to the primary phenotype to avoid the potential for multiple confounder adjustment to categorize phenotype erroneously.

For instance, enzymes erroneously classified as RP proteins and enzymes containing DNA-binding domains (for instance transposases) are discarded or categorized as 'Other DNA-binding Proteins' (ODPs) respectively.

The hard part is being categorized.