Sentence examples for erroneously scored from inspiring English sources

Some DArT markers, however, are still likely to be erroneously scored as independent if they originated from partially overlapping genomic regions.

Since our recordings were mainly conducted in the dark phase and since we never observed arrests in wild-type mice, it is unlikely that any of our scored arrests were normal DREMs erroneously scored as behavioral arrests.

Spike-in recovery up to 130% could be attributed to the +/−30% error rate associated with spike-in, but beyond that might indicate non-specificity in the assay, with blood cells possibly erroneously scored as CTCs.

Potential "false positive" F2 plants erroneously scored HygR KanR were ruled out by checking segregation of resistance in their F3 progeny.

Sedatives can also cause profound effects on the electroencephalography, producing a decrease in electroencephalography amplitude and an increase in frequency - which may be erroneously scored as wakefulness if using standard Rechtschaffen and Kales criteria.

In fact, five resistant members of the diversity panel were assigned as susceptible and a single susceptible RIL line was erroneously scored as resistant, based on the absence or presence of the dominant SW13 marker, respectively.

Giving students erroneously high scores is no different, either in principle or in effect, from giving students erroneously low scores, since both mistakes create an unfair advantage for one group of test-takers at the expense of another.

Fig. 1 shows the differing distributions of erroneously calculated scores.

9 Inaccurate registration and thus under-reporting of adverse outcomes, as shown in previous studies, 10 11 seems to be rewarded with an erroneously high score for quality of care.

At least two gene models that encode a full WRKY domain (BdWRKY51 and BdWRKY59) may predict proteins that are erroneously short, but they have not been scored as incorrect in the absence of EST data that confirms the gene models to be inaccurate.

OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, an obituary on Wednesday about Ossie Schectman, a guard for the New York Knicks who scored the first two points in the National Basketball Association's history, erroneously included a survivor and omitted three others.