Sentence examples for identification mistakes from inspiring English sources

(Often military units make identification mistakes, and many experts will puzzle or disagree while trying to come to consensus on what might seem a straightforward find).

I would say though that I do find the commentary of CMJ and Blowers a concern.This is because of the player identification mistakes that are becoming increasingly common,and also errors made in giving out the individual and team scores.Indeed sometimes the score is not given out at all for long periods.Accuracy of information is vital to the radio listener.

In any large-scale law enforcement operation, identification mistakes are inevitable -- especially in immigration enforcement.

Such an emphasis on speed could result in identification mistakes, i.e. nestmates could potentially be considered as intruders and attacked.

Identification mistakes occurred for all genera except Enterococcus.

Specimens of all taxa with maximum intraspecific distance > minimum interspecific distances were reassessed morphologically to investigate potential identification mistakes, undescribed but morphologically distinct lineages, and polymorphic species.

Revisability is strongly related to the transparency condition because the transparency of the original decision both in terms of rationales and ultimate recommendations facilitates the identification of mistakes.

Identification: Often mistaken for the larger beaver (Castor canadensis) or the smaller muskrat (Odantara zibethicus), this semi-aquatic rodent has brown fur with a white muzzle and chin.

However, it is embarrassing for me to have to report that a quick trawl on Google Images reveals that the portrait I discovered – now convincingly reidentified as Van Helmont – continues to be widely used on any number of websites as a portrait of Robert Hooke, to the considerable annoyance of scholars who know that my identification was mistaken.

Erroneous sample identification and mistaken sample handling can stay hidden for many years compromising results; this problem has plagued researchers that work with cell culture for years [ 6, 7].

As such, we posed critical thinking questions in comments to trigger metacognitive thinking through mistakes identification and self-correction, instead of spoon-fed them directly with model answers.