Sentence examples for incorrectly treated from inspiring English sources

But "most upsetting," he said, was that the majority had been incorrectly treated before going to the hospital.

It has carried out important research into donkey physiology; the animals were formerly, incorrectly, treated by vets simply as smaller versions of the horse.

The Platonic writings make frequent reference to what Plato calls "eristic" (eristikos, "fond of wrangling") and "antilogic"; the two often have been incorrectly treated as identical.

It is shown that the O.1 test implicitly adopts only one model of inertant action, and that chemicals which rely on a differing mode of inertant action are liable to be incorrectly treated.

Incorrectly treated, many fall needlessly into a cycle of worsening illness and disability, and wind up in the emergency room over and over again with pneumonia and other exacerbations — breathing crises like the one that put Ms. Rommes in the hospital — that might have been averted.

There is a natural inclination to view misery as the psychic fuel of her promiscuity and thus condemn her enjoyment as an illness - even to see her as a sex addict in need of a programme, but this would be to agree with all those arrogant old medics who spent years causing untold damage to the normal sensate women they incorrectly treated as 'hysterics'hysterics

Many ecosystem models incorrectly treat urban areas as devoid of vegetation and biogenic carbon (C) fluxes.

The blind user needs to know which pieces of text are in hypertext links and which are not because if two adjacent links are separated only by a carriage return, some screen access programs will incorrectly treat these as a single link.

Cillian Willis, who is a cousin of the Ireland legend Brian O'Driscoll, has accused two doctors at Sale of wrongfully handling and incorrectly treating two head injuries he sustained during an LV Cup tie against Saracens on 10 March 2013, according to the Irish Times.

However, make sure your sources are not relying on the same information; research has found that people are subject to "correlation neglect," so that when multiple experts or news outlets base their reports on the same study, people incorrectly treat those sources as independent and end up over-weighting that study's results.

– NSC-client incorrectly treats Error Codes from NSCS (FOX/FiRE).