Sentence examples for involved incorrectly from inspiring English sources

The other two involved incorrectly solving tasks that were meant to require operating on the results of a unit coordination.

Has the cytopathologist or interventional radiologist missed the site requested by the clinician or did the clinician recognize the organ involved incorrectly?

An additional factor is the development of a clearly defined measurement protocol, which appears lacking in the literature as the study currently employing CBCT as a means of determining root volume loss with maxillary expansion lacks a clearly defined measurement protocol involving incorrectly utilized Hounsfield units with the teeth of interest 'segmented cautiously' [24].

Stein argued that Wisconsin's plan to allow automatic recounting "risks tainting the recount process" because the electronic scanning equipment involved may incorrectly tally the results and could have been attacked by foreign hackers.

CORRECTION: A previous version of this article incorrectly identified the process involved in make vinegar and incorrectly stated that balsamic was not technically a vinegar.

Staffmasters told us: "When we found that the workers involved were being paid incorrectly we rectified this in 24 hours by putting them directly on to the Staffmasters payroll". It did not comment on the other allegations.

As such, it does not serve to explain cases where perception is not involved, as when someone incorrectly believes that the sum of 5 and 7 is 11 (115e-116a).

Resolution of these GNGs by GrowMatch generally involves suppression of incorrectly present alternative production routes of biomass components in the model.

Another mixup revealed in estimates on Tuesday involved the exhumation of an incorrectly identified body in south-western Sydney.

An article last Sunday about the growing number of lawyers involved in investor lawsuits referred incorrectly to the role of juries since a 1995 federal law toughened standards for filing the suits.

An article on Monday about the Republican National Convention in Tampa, using information from an official involved in its planning, referred incorrectly to plans to serve alcohol next week at the event.