Sentence examples for erroneously identifying from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in addition to seeing an email from a special adviser to a newspaper erroneously identifying a union sympathiser as belonging to a Labour dynasty, the MSP in question had also viewed the latest Survation polling data for the Daily Record.

Even Crosscheck's own participation guide warns about the possibility of erroneously identifying double votes.

In addition, the single copy conserved genes reduce the possibility of erroneously identifying chromosomal rearrangements that could result from mapping paralogous genes [ 23].

It tackles the problem of what it refers to as "erroneous removal" — i.e. content that's removed after being reported or erroneously identified as terrorist propaganda but which is subsequently, under requested review, determined not to be — by placing an obligation on providers to have "remedies and complaint mechanisms to ensure that users can challenge the removal of their content".

He erroneously identified Leech Lake as the river's source.

Female brunettes with shorter hair styles were often erroneously identified as "lesbian" or "Ted Cruz".

(Their lawyer had earlier erroneously identified the New Zealander as an American).

Loans on vacation properties erroneously identified as primary residences were also highlighted.

Mammals include rabbits, foxes, and Barbary macaques (often erroneously identified as apes).

An earlier version of a picture caption erroneously identified a relative of Miriam Monsonego as her mother.

And Jim was also erroneously identified as Tom in some editions in a picture with the continuation of the article.