Sentence examples for incorrectly define from inspiring English sources

The problem is not that we don't have a balance – the problem is that work IS our life, and we are trying to incorrectly define the "life" portion as this separate thing for which we have to make time.

The retest of a clinically unstable patient may incorrectly define a PRO as a non-reliable tool.

A direct consequence of probe effects is that the first three tracks alone (ChIP samples without controls) incorrectly define the location of transcription factor binding.

If the ratio of skelemin C2 to integrin is much higher in plasmid-transfected CHO cells than in wild type cells, such as platelets, one may overestimate or incorrectly define the role of skelemin in integrin biology.

Microsoft argues that the District Court incorrectly defined the relevant market.

Ms Nicholson won the competition on 31 October with the word "obeisant", an adjective incorrectly defined as the noun "respect".

He gives five reasons, of which the most persuasive is the one that he drops down to last place:Fifth, the Bush administration has persistently but incorrectly defined "the economy" as something rational that can be explained with statistics... [I]t has almost talked about the economy in terms of percentages, relative increases, record highs or lows, and real or nominal changes.

"Stroke" was incorrectly defined by 40% of respondents.

Similarly, measurement errors can also lead to an incorrectly defined cell-wall constitutive relationship.

Therefore, the location of the tree will be incorrectly defined by a distance equivalent to the extension of the boom.

Lee explains that Net Neutrality is simply being incorrectly defined by opponents and their surrogates.