Sentence examples for incorrectly termed from inspiring English sources

The ischioanal fossa is sometimes incorrectly termed the ischiorectal fossa.

This type of determination is often incorrectly termed a total homolog determination.

That is, unless a significant and undetected between-trial heterogeneity exists for the intervention effect, for example, outcomes incorrectly termed similarly, but representing different pathologies, in different trials.

We believe that the majority of treated celiac disease patients who demonstrate persistently abnormal duodenal histology, despite improvement in symptoms and celiac serology are incorrectly termed as 'non-responders' or 'slow responders'.

But the list of terms it used "was out of date, had not been maintained and incorrectly included terms that are primarily used in non-sensitive contexts".

The utility values for both players (u SHI,u MCO ) do not change much either (where here and in the following we use, somewhat incorrectly, the term utility also for SHI's and MCO's objective functions).

Senior staff also incorrectly characterized terms of the contract — saying, for example, that the district owned the curriculum.

Therefore, only 3.1% of the external samples were identified incorrectly in terms of the tissue type (Additional file 6).

"Vagina" is used incorrectly so often that it should come as no surprise that my highly educated professor used the wrong term.

The question, then, is the following: If meaning is determined by how S is disposed to use her term, then how could she use the term incorrectly?

An earlier version said incorrectly that the term "graphic design" was coined at the Royal College of Art.