The only major differences between the two versions of the bovine genome sequence resulted from scaffolds being misplaced within chromosomes BTA6, 19 and 29, respectively.
The controversy over the number of deaths from obesity is misplaced.
Many academic experts and analysts within the industry say that any desire to resurrect the Glass-Steagall Act, which separated investment and commercial banks from 1933 to 1999, is misplaced.
During the analysis process two biopsies from the masseter muscle were misplaced (from one man and one woman).
So complaints that history is "disappearing from our schools" are misplaced.
When the signal is contaminated by noise, the time-varying poles estimated from noisy observations are misplaced.
Rhetoric about the era of big government being over, at least in terms of what it consumes from entrepreneurs' GDP, is misplaced.
The Gail model, however, has determined an apparent increase in risk with early first pregnancy and it would appear to be misplaced from our results, and from subsequent studies published on BRCA1/2 [ 22, 23].
I'm not sure where her shock comes from, but her argument is misplaced.
You know there's trouble when the first object you encounter in a museum exhibition looks as if it had been misplaced from the gift shop.
