Sentence examples for indeed a wrong from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a wrong diagnosis can harm patients by exposing them to inappropriate or sub-optimal therapy [ 1].

Indeed, a wrong choice of hyper parameter leads to very biased estimates at the early stages of the design.

Indeed, if a wrong decision is made, there is generally no chance that the expected performance is achieved or that the system remains stable.

As we aimed to explore whether we indeed induce a wrong differentiation track with long treatments, but not with short treatments, we next compared the differentially expressed PS that are induced by short, medium, and long treatment with TSA.

"Self-help" sounds trite, though: Joyce has written an appealing, sentimental story about "it never being too late to right a wrong" indeed, but she also has created, with admirable ease, the kind of character whom readers will struggle to forget, who is genuine from the very beginning (despite having secrets of his own).

Moreover, while a theory such as Railton's sophisticated consequentialism can acknowledge that a sophisticated consequentialist agent might sometimes knowingly bring about less than maximally good consequences, such a theory must nonetheless continue to insist that each particular act of doing so is indeed morally wrong — an insistence which seems contrary to our moral intuitions (Jollimore 2001).

As the work of John Knell and Missions, Models, Money has suggested, we perhaps need to be more willing to challenge the mindset, widespread across the arts sector, "that it is wrong, indeed a cultural crime, to let an arts organisation die".

If Mr Freston was indeed the wrong man, a wiser course would have been to appoint another strong, independent manager, not a loyal retainer.

They have given women without higher educations a shot at financial independence -- Brewer earns a six-figure income -- and they serve as a form of continuing sex ed for women who might have grown up in too stultifying an environment (or, indeed, the wrong generation) to learn about their bodies.

I might indeed be wrong, but criticism is not an exam; it is a subjective opinion delivered by someone, in this case me, who happens to go to the theatre five nights a week.

There is indeed nothing wrong with success.But a guy who wants to be president probably shouldn't make a habit of flaunting it.