Sentence examples for incorrectly taken from inspiring English sources

But antibiotics are frequently misused — overprescribed or incorrectly taken by patients, and recklessly fed to farm animals.

"One of our employees screens the applications for errors such as missing signatures or incorrectly taken photos, and if everything is in order, we physically take them into a passport agency and drop them off.

Eventually he even found time to lecture the umpire on how to calm down and to glare at one of the model-come-ball-girls who had incorrectly taken up a position alongside a colleague at the back of the court instead of at the net.

Statistically significant correlations between the imaging results and clinical outcomes are often incorrectly taken as evidence of adequate performance.

The term "basal lineage" is sometimes used to describe the branch leading to the outgroup, but this is not recommended as it is often incorrectly taken to imply that it has undergone less change and is therefore more "primitive" or "ancestral" than the other lineages (Fig. 15; see also Crisp and Cook 2005).

Kinetic parameters were incorrectly taken from kinetic characterization of transaldolase instead of transketolase.

Once again, he incorrectly took credit for four balanced budgets while he was House speaker.

The Syrian Observatory said the report was incorrectly taking credit for the US raid.

The name Half Day Road is erroneously thought to derive from the tall-tale that prior to the 1900s, it supposedly, and incorrectly took a half day to travel from the Lincolnshire area to Chicago.

The 37-year-old Woods began his 2013 campaign in Abu Dhabi last week but failed to make the cut after being penalized for incorrectly taking a drop during the second round.

It however is concerning that a substantial proportion (33%) of women incorrectly took the medication after the delivery of the placenta.