Sentence examples for instead of correctly from inspiring English sources

"Instead of correctly folded proteins, you get scrambled eggs," says biochemist Jonathan King of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

This was particularly noticeable for δ where MRE doubled when omitting instead of correctly handling BDL data: for instance, using D 4w design, MRE increased from −8.6% with LBA method to −15.7% when BDL data were omitted.

In the case of sentence splitting, instead of correctly evaluating two genes co-occurring in the same sentence, two or more sentences were combined as a single sentence and the two genes in the candidate relation occurred across these sentences.

For the purpose of analysis, the variable was dichotomized as (1) married (including the original category 1) and (0) unmarried (including the original categories (2,3), whereas the original category (4) was set to missing instead of correctly being included into the unmarried category of the dichotomy variable.

But now three workers who have been in charge of quality control at the factory in recent years have come forward claiming it was "an almost daily occurrence" for birds to fall on the floor and be put back into the food chain instead of being correctly disposed of as waste.

Regardless, Castiel showed Dean what really happened, and judging by how surprised the angel was that Dean was guilt-tripping himself instead of remembering correctly, it seems like Dean's brain truly did sublimate Castiel's decision to stay into a mistake that Dean made, because his default position is to assume that he's at fault.

They should be between 80 and 90 floors high, Yamasaki thought, and if they were positioned correctly -- at a diagonal, instead of right next to each other -- office workers in both towers could have expansive views on all sides.

Since both indices are used to determine the entropy of a sample, the Brillouin index should be applied instead to correctly determine the entropy of a landscape pattern, this because this latter index is developed for fully censused data sets, such as landscapes when a complete coverage by cartographic data or imagery is available.

Of greater concern is the fact that they do not report a per-test accuracy, instead reporting the chance of correctly guessing paternity in 30 cases, which is one in a billion—a number calculated by taking the chance of correctly guessing paternity per test (1/2) and raising it to the 30th power (30 tests).

Here it is used to examine the multivariate differences between household groups, instead of maximizing the odds of correctly predicting the class of a particular case.

For phonological working memory tasks, we used the percentage of correct responses in terms of correctly repeated sequences instead of the number word (letter) span as dependent variable, in order to consistently report percentages of correct responses.