Sentence examples for incorrectly deciding from inspiring English sources

Because of uncertainty in measurement, there is always the risk of incorrectly deciding whether or not a lot conforms to its specified requirement.

To be included in the final data set we required participants to have (1) an overall performance level of 55% correct or higher, and (2) a higher proportion of hits (correctly determining that different tones are different) than false alarms (incorrectly deciding that two tones on a same trial are different) which would be roughly equivalent to d prime ≥1.

Does that mean that Brown v. Board of Education was incorrectly decided?

Can the court overrule a precedent simply because it believes the prior case to have been incorrectly decided?

It was incorrectly decided and is inconsistent with the prevailing uniform construction of other federal statutes governing arbitration agreements in the setting of business transactions.

If the current Supreme Court agrees with Justice Powell that the Bowers case was incorrectly decided, that should be enough reason for it to say so.

Without quite saying Kelo had been incorrectly decided, both men, at the time federal appeals court judges, spoke at length about their doubts concerning its wisdom and consequences.

We now conclude that Wilko was incorrectly decided and is inconsistent with the prevailing uniform construction of other federal statutes governing arbitration agreements in the setting of business transactions.

Many experts say trust in the disease centers was seriously eroded during the anthrax attacks after the agency incorrectly decided postal workers did not need antibiotics; two workers later died.

In a dissenting opinion, Justice Thomas, joined by Justice Scalia, accused the majority of hiding behind "the fig leaf of ersatz stare decisis," relying on precedents that had been incorrectly decided in the first place.

Yet my Brother BRENNAN, given his theory of waiver of common-law immunity plus his theory that no constitutional limitation upon the exercise of the federal judicial power exists in the context of a suit brought against a State by one of its citizens, is forced either to this anomalous position or else to the admission that Hans was incorrectly decided.