Sentence examples for incorrectly pointed from inspiring English sources

Podberiozkin proudly (and not incorrectly) pointed out that since 1991 Yeltsin himself had gradually jettisoned a purely Western democratic outlook and taken on nationalist trappings.

"The Zambezi must be there", said one, incorrectly pointing south (rather than north).

When two quantified genes are co-regulated, e.g. when they are part of the same metabolic path, the similarity of expression patterns can incorrectly point to high stability under the experimental setup.

No extra time being needed to converge correctly versus incorrectly, points towards the idea that no extra computation was needed either.

When participants were the caller, if they read a word incorrectly, the experimenter pointed to each syllable of the word and said "Let's go slowly, in small steps.

If they pointed incorrectly, the researcher scored the item as zero, and corrected them by pointing in the correct direction of the landmark.

That leaves the possibility that someone wanted to plant evidence pointing incorrectly to Israeli involvement.

Many family dogs, for instance, will ignore your gesture when you point incorrectly and use their memory to find a hidden treat," adds Hare.

Such analyses can identify regions that were assembled incorrectly, or even point mutations that were miscalled in one strain.

An example validation is shown in Figure 4, where a stimulation arc is incorrectly drawn by pointing to an entity pool node, rather than a process node.

Decreased soft tissue attenuation in small patients allows more photons to escape the body and reduces scattered photons that deliver incorrectly assigned points of origin.