Sentence examples for incorrectly declared from inspiring English sources

He now moves on to the next fight claiming just one of the first three nominating contests, having been stripped last week of his incorrectly declared victory in the Iowa caucuses.

It seems to be fairly competitive in that category with the blowout loss at New England last season (humiliating, but the Jets were on their way to an 11-5 record) and the defeat at home by Atlanta the year before (after which Ryan incorrectly declared the Jets'  season over).

House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (D-Md). went on CNN, without having carefully read the letter she sent to Trump, and incorrectly declared that the State of the Union was "off", even though Pelosi made clear that if the government was fully funded before Jan . 29the event could go forward.

The lack of administrative attention was highlighted when Chisholm incorrectly declared that the campaign was Australia's first at the Winter Olympics.

And California-based preacher Harold Camping famously (and, of course, incorrectly) declared the end of the world down to the day.

The Grimes campaign is essentially counting actions taken by Reid and incorrectly declaring these were actions taken by McConnell.

Lady Uddin and crossbencher Lord Bhatia were found to have acted "not in good faith" by incorrectly declaring their main homes in order to claim generous overnight allowances.

The chance to incorrectly declare an effect because of random error in the sample is called type I error.

When more than one test is used, the chance of finding at least one test statistically significant due to chance and incorrectly declaring a difference increases.

Classicists believe that if multiple measures are tested in a given study, the p-value should be adjusted upward to reduce the chance of incorrectly declaring a statistical significance [ 4- 7].

As the number of analysis points grows, so does the number of statistical tests performed, and the chance of incorrectly declaring a QTL at a given marker (committing a Type-I error) increases.