Sentence examples for incorrectly of from inspiring English sources
"incorrectly of" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English
It is unclear what the intended meaning would be, and it is not commonly used. It would be better to use a different phrase or reword the sentence. Incorrect example: The student wrote the answer incorrectly of the instructions. Corrected example: The student did not follow the instructions correctly when writing the answer.
"The Astral" is about Harry Quirk, a poet whose wife suspects him, incorrectly, of having an affair.
They could say (incorrectly of course but it would resonate in much of the world): We were right all along, we never had a nuclear weapons program.
Alternative nonparametric methods are often relatively difficult to conduct, have seldom been presented into detail in regular curriculum and have the reputation – sometimes incorrectly – of being less powerful than parametric tests.
One might thus imagine — incorrectly of course — that the hardness of ice depends only on water molecules being at rest with respect to one another, the fluidity of water only on water molecules moving with respect to one another at a moderate speed, and the etherealness of a cloud only on water molecules moving with an extreme relative speed.
Among other views, many adherents hold (incorrectly, of course) that the president is secretly working with Special Counsel Robert Mueller to expose high-level Democrats' involvement in a murderous, Satanic pedophile ring.
(2) All except one (shown incorrectly) of the Group B studies were nonrandomized.
One patient was irradiated incorrectly on 32 of 38 treatments; another on 19 of 45 treatments.
[Thom Hartmann]: This is not the yuppie outposts that people think of, incorrectly, think of rural Oregon as being.
From the viewpoint of the decision maker, the consequences of incorrectly rejecting one of the hypotheses are usually more severe than those of incorrectly rejecting the other.
FP and FN are the numbers of incorrectly classified sequences of negative and positive samples, respectively.
The column also described incorrectly part of a prospectus for the securitization of a mortgage loan on the buildings.
