Sentence examples for incorrectly conclude from inspiring English sources

We incorrectly conclude that an effective treatment is ineffective, and it is abandoned, when it could have saved lives.

Many Poles fear such phrasing makes some people incorrectly conclude that Poland had a role in running the camps.

He didn't check to see how the reconciliations changed the initial and final ratings for each category, and this assumption led him to incorrectly conclude the consensus is actually 91%.

In a 1943 opinion, for example, the court prohibited schools from requiring that students salute the American flag, warning that if public schools neglected constitutional rights, minors would incorrectly conclude that governmental authority recognized no limits.

Meanwhile, large majorities incorrectly thinkthat the hole in the ozone layer and aerosol spray cans contribute to global warming, leading many to incorrectly conclude that banning aerosol spray cans or stopping rockets from punching holes in the ozone layer are viable solutions.

Without correcting ROS measurements for cell viability, it is possible to incorrectly conclude that the exposure does not lead to ROS upregulation when, in fact, a significant fraction of the cells have died and those that survive have also been challenged and generate a higher ROS concentration.

Helness incorrectly concluded that declarer had three diamonds.

The police, seeing them run, incorrectly concluded they had done something wrong and gave chase.

Many observers incorrectly concluded that OPEC would henceforth operate as a cartel.

A false negative amounts to incorrectly concluding that neonicotinoid pesticides are safe when they might not be.

It argues that the German filmmaker Hajo Seppelt, who first interviewed Stepanova, incorrectly concluded Russia was hindering the work of doping inspectors, even though Wada has reported such obstruction several times.