Sentence examples for incorrectly characterised from inspiring English sources

Shorten told reporters Dastyari – who he incorrectly characterised as a very junior figure despite his status as influential factional player, frontbencher and manager of opposition business in the Senate – deserved a second chance.

Newsnight's Gavin Esler and Paul Mason discuss The Block Bot, a Twitter application which automatically blocks some Twitter users on a central list, and the complaints Newsnight received from people saying that it had been incorrectly characterised.

Although 8F1 is able to immunoprecipitate ERCC1-XPF, it also tags a spurious 45 kDa band on immunoblotting (Bhagwat et al, 2009), a cross-reaction that results in ERCC1-XPF-deficient cells being incorrectly characterised as having ERCC1-XPF expression.

However, they may incorrectly characterise an aneurysm as not suitable for coiling.

Reviewer's comments: The Author incorrectly characterises Bonnet as having believed that "there is no change in nature, everything remains identical, and species are constant".

The IPCC's 13-year history has been characterised by a series of grave errors in high-profile death in custody cases, including "inadvertently" and incorrectly telling journalists that Mark Duggan – whose murder by police was a catalyst for the 2011 London "riots" – had shot at the police.

They're also characterised by their speech.

It was characterised by two conflicting aims.

Simons is often characterised as a minimalist.

First, how is equilibrium characterised?

Upheaval has characterised their campaigns so far.