Sentence examples for filled in wrongly from inspiring English sources
Some 142,000 votes (3.4% of those cast) were said to have been filled in wrongly.
This led to problems with them being unable to find information when required, not having access to certain computer systems or filling in forms wrongly (Table 3 quote 4).
The following respondent reported a common sentiment: "(The) Data collection form of VHV looks very difficult for me, I do not understand how to fill it in because the form is always changing that makes me confused and I filled in the form wrongly.
England's top doctor has said that there are fears in the NHS that a flagship government fund aimed at helping the health service work more closely with local authorities to provide social care, will be wrongly used by councils for "filling in potholes and other significant things".
The brain has evolved to look for patterns, and when one is incomplete it will fill in the gaps, sometimes leaping to the wrong conclusion, as Brandon Mayfield, an Oregon lawyer, discovered when he was wrongly implicated in the 2004 Madrid bombings on the basis of a single, poor-quality fingerprint.So what of DNA?
In psychology we call this phenomenon "recall bias," where people filling out surveys wrongly or incompletely remember experiences from the past.
In biotechnology, agricultural economists have pushed forward agendas without understanding the ecological bases of the crop production problem and in the process they often wrongly filled the information gaps created by corporate intellectual property constraints on field research on GM crops [76].
Some copies of the completed questionnaires were mutilated, while others were wrongly filled and were discarded as they could not be used for data analysis.
