Sentence examples for incorrectly affecting from inspiring English sources

But the gist is this: When there's a desired outcome and a possibility of one of those attributes incorrectly affecting someone's likelihood of getting it, the algorithm adjusts itself so there is a similar proportion of those outcomes regardless of that attribute.

Verbal information given by physicians on how to take prescriptions or drug side effects is not understood, not recalled, or not remembered incorrectly affecting patient adherence [ 16] even though it is the most common format used in hospitals/clinics.

We are working hard to identify the sites that were incorrectly affected and will get them back in as soon as we possibly can".

As a result fluid flow properties such as the capillary forces and the viscous forces might be incorrectly reproduced, affecting the air entrainment and transport capacity of a high-speed model flow.

But...positioning your handlebars incorrectly can affect how much or how little you feel when you're supposed to be feeling really, really great.

Answering incorrectly may affect your end-of-case rating.

Those participants diagnosing a reactive process more frequently (but incorrectly) reported reactive changes affecting other cell lineages.

This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: Correction: February 22, 2010 An article on Feb. 10 about a White House campaign against childhood obesity described incorrectly programs that affect producers of high fructose corn syrup, a sweetener.

Nevertheless, conservation is not commonly informed by non-neutral variation, and inferences on adaptation based exclusively on neutral differentiation risk incorrectly identifying the underlying processes affecting population distinctions (Funk et al. 2012; Landguth and Balkenhol 2012).

An article on Sunday about fears of mad cow disease that are affecting Spain's bullfighting industry referred incorrectly in some editions to the worth of the meat from the 40,000 bulls slaughtered each year.

Correction: February 17 , 2001 Saturday An article on Sunday about fears of mad cow disease that are affecting Spain's bullfighting industry referred incorrectly in some editions to the worth of the meat from the 40,000 bulls slaughtered each year.