Sentence examples for erroneously recognize from inspiring English sources
In addition, in order to avoid having the program erroneously recognize months of the year as someone's name, all months that were written in text format were changed to number format (ie. June 1, 2007 was changed to 06/01/2007).
Newly created alternative MDSs, that arise from either MDS duplication or incorporation of noncoding sequences, might initially be recognized erroneously by the long template RNAs (Nowacki et al. 2008) that derive from the ancestral genes with the constitutive MDSs.
We know less when we erroneously think we know than when we recognize that we don't.
Once the empty cell index appears, receivers should recognize that the received index is erroneously detected.
The woman feels isolated and is unable to understand what is happening to her while no one diagnoses or treats her [ 13, 14]; this failure to recognize the problem can lead professionals to interpret symptoms erroneously [ 15].
In fact, the receptive test was erroneously used "…to discover the impact of the feedback procedures on learners' ability to recognize and correct errors in their writing work" (p. 498).
Paleontologists recognize only the type species, G. libratus, although other species have been erroneously referred to the genus.
An erroneously enciphered text can be impossible to interpret correctly, and it is difficult to recognize a mistake without a double-check.
The defense also offered evidence that Mr. Schultz, a graduate of Princeton University, had erroneously told a 1996 meeting of the American Association of Appraisers that the United States does not recognize patrimony laws of foreign countries, "just as we do not recognize their civil code such as divorce laws, nor foreign exchange restrictions, nor other export restrictions".
Fox believed, erroneously, that the negotiations for peace with the Americans came within the province of the foreign secretary, and he wished to recognize the independence of the former colonies immediately and unconditionally.
