Sentence examples for incorrectly linked from inspiring English sources

"Was Yoda's advice any good" incorrectly linked to Ed Yong's story.

The fraudulent study by Andrew Wakefield that incorrectly linked the MMR vaccine and autism was published 18 years ago.

In the pharmaceuticals business, however, they have become the subject of public debate because they are (incorrectly) linked to drug prices.

Dr. Malotki began roaming the desert in pursuit of Kokopelli, the southwestern deity depicted as a man playing a flute, which had been incorrectly linked with a Hopi kachina, or spirit.

McAlpine was not named in the programme, but he was incorrectly linked to the claims on the internet, including by the speaker's wife, Sally Bercow, and the actor Alan Davies.

Lawyers for McAlpine have previously said he would target 20 "high-profile tweeters" over the defamatory allegations, which were made on various social networks following a Newsnight report that incorrectly linked the ex-Tory party treasurer with child sex claims.

Ofcom is investigating This Morning to see whether the two programmes breached broadcasting rules by failing to provide Lord McAlpine a right of reply before airing the allegation incorrectly linking the former Conservative party treasurer to child abuse.

The BBC's Newsnight and ITV's This Morning are to be investigated by the broadcasting regulator to see whether the two programmes breached broadcasting rules by failing to provide Lord McAlpine a right of reply against allegations incorrectly linking the former Conservative party treasurer to allegations of child abuse.

One area where it's applying machine learning is to help correctly interpret the data displayed on the web — to, for example, link a specific identity with a specific crime (and importantly avoid incorrectly linking pieces of data that might be being displayed on the same webpage but are not necessarily linked).

The next day, Trump kept up with the fake news theme that permeates his presidency by incorrectly linking an increase in crime in the UK to "radical Islamic terror".

In the absence of observational data, a suboptimal typing technique will falsely classify related isolates as unrelated, masking the true relationship, or overestimate relatedness, incorrectly linking unrelated isolates.