Sentence examples for incorrect in terms from inspiring English sources

"The Shanghai Gesture" is so politically incorrect in terms of European-Asian relations that it's almost comic.

"It's not merely politically incorrect in terms of typecasting people into certain gender roles, but the (Ontario) Human Rights Code makes it illegal to advertise based on gender," labor and employment lawyer Howard Levitt told the Toronto Star.

Examining the annotations that should be removed for a gene, the majority of these are not cases where the annotation is incorrect in terms of the biology of that gene product; rather, they are cases where the annotation is not compliant with the GO annotation standards of SGD.

An ESL language speaker, even those who have achieved a level 7 IELTS (which is required for some medical services workers in Australia) will still have some elements in their speech or writing that are grammatically incorrect, particularly in terms of plurals, conjunctions and expression.

The sentences were either correct (one third of all stimuli) or contained an incorrect marker in terms of a) the gender-like category of the noun (one third of all stimuli) or b) the case-like category (one third of all stimuli).

Since biomass composition varies under different growth conditions [ 5- 7, 15, 20] obtaining its values from other studies, with various environmental conditions using various strains of E. coli, is another step in addition to a non-comprehensive carbon balance analysis that could possibly lead to distorted MFA results and drawing incorrect conclusions in terms of metabolic regulation.

Here you must stop and see if it is so, and you will find out that the statement is incorrect in its terms, and on top of that, it is not fundamentally true.

In this contribution it is shown how the use of a non-local dissipation-driving state variable leads to an incorrect failure characterisation in terms of damage initiation and propagation.

It is thus incorrect to understand embodiment in terms of ownership, or to say that people "possess" their bodies as instruments; it is more accurate to say instead that "I am my body," by which Marcel meant that one cannot look upon one's body as an object or as a problem to be solved, because the logical detachment that is required to do so cannot be achieved.

It's not about being politically incorrect in using the term migrant.

Unfortunately, confusion regarding this difference has led to the use of the grammatically incorrect term "in operando" in recent literature.