Sentence examples for incorrect means from inspiring English sources

The usefulness or fitness formula for each B-Cell is shown in Eq. 5. begin{aligned} {mathrm{Fitness}}=frac{mathrm{Correct}}{mathrm{Incorrect}} end{aligned} (5 Correct means, sum of antigen ranked based score of the same group and incorrect means, sum of them in different groups of B-Cell.

Captain Christopher Stricklin attempted a "Split S" maneuver based on an incorrect mean-sea-level altitude of the airfield.

The original manuscript used a previously published formula from Hajdin et al. RNA (2010) for estimating the p-value of a 3D RNA structure prediction but calculated these p-values using the incorrect mean RMSD values.

In the case of Sainsbury's Taste the Difference chocolate egg, incorrect information means thousands of plastic boxes may wrongly end up in recycling bins.

And getting a temperature wrong or adding an incorrect chemical means that an experiment has to be started all over again.

Although the anthropocentric view of "progress" is less worrying than creationism in that it does not try to change the way science is taught, it is still incorrect and means that people like me are still not explaining it clearly enough to the wider public.

As non-deterministic programs have to be rejected as incorrect, this means it defines behaviors for incorrect programs, which is not convenient.

We assume that correct detection can be defined when the eyes are located in three fifths from the top of the resulting square area (as shown in the silhouette part of Figure 10a) whereas the incorrect detection means that the eyes' position is out of the upper area (Figure 10b).

An incorrect calculation means giving a wrong dose, and it can be random how potent the drug is.

An incorrect guess means that the blindfolded player has to chase and guess again.

(Trials that were therefore excluded consisted of omission errors (mean in each condition below 0.5%) and incorrect responses (mean in each condition 4 9%).