Sentence examples for is falsely associated from inspiring English sources

Figure 7A presents one example from SIT4 phosphatase-associated protein family, where a poly-glutamate stretch is falsely associated with the family, whereas other members are not essentially glutamate-rich.

He's saying he's a nationalist because he wants you to be upset about it, but he's really not a nationalist". In other words, Trump supposedly is smart enough to know what "nationalist" means, but he is falsely associating himself with the term.

Their votes were denied either because their names were falsely associated with a crime, or because they were ex-offenders who had regained their right to vote but were still denied a ballot.

Then, can be falsely associated with by the condition in (3).

Eventually, the Piltdown skull was exposed as a hoax; fragments of a modern human braincase had been falsely associated with an ape mandible (see Spencer 1990 for review).

The Church of Scientology's letter stated: "You are hereby on notice that the registration and use of this domain name in this fashion has caused your name to be falsely associated with our client's registered mark, SCIENTOLOGY..The fact that you have changed one letter..does not protect you from trademark infringement".

This is due to the fact that many phenotypes correlate with the phylogeny of HMDP strains (i.e., genetically similar strains have similar phenotypes), and any SNP that correlates with these strain relationships will be falsely associated with the phenotype.

What we must try not to do is falsely associate drug and alcohol use and addiction with a "culture of poverty" or think of it as yet another example of why poor people are poor.

The Conference was characterized by frank and open discussions, with participants sharing successful experiences in overcoming difficult challenges, including many of the harmful traditional practices that are often falsely associated with Islam, including child marriage, female genital mutilation/cutting and gender discrimination in education.

If the discovery sample is small, more falsely associated SNPs will be selected at each threshold, and consequently scores do not explain much of the phenotypic variance in the target sample.

If the false association is confirmed, the falsely associated position changes to an unassociated position.