Sentence examples for may erroneously identify from inspiring English sources

In terrestrial environments, the failure to incorporate fine-scale information on the isotopic composition of baseline resources may erroneously identify environmental factors predicting trophic position.

This is why the central idea of bootstrapping is that the training set should contain "hard" examples, i.e. examples of background that may be erroneously identified by the classifier as the target objects.

Viruses may be erroneously identified as recombinants [ 9], for example as a result of labeling errors in the laboratory or if sequence is acquired from an uncloned virus.

Admixture of intracellular proteins in the isolated TIF will result in identification of proteins that will not be secreted and may thus be erroneously identified as biomarker candidates.

Second, we considered the possibility that pathogenic mutations matching ancestral states may represent benign polymorphisms erroneously identified as pathogenic.

Although many of the 11,941 SNPs with a minor allele count equal to one may be true SNPs, this class is undoubtedly enriched for erroneously identified sequence polymorphisms.

Recombination events may lead to homologous sequences not being detected due to the insertion of unrelated sequences; or to unrelated sequences being erroneously identified as homologs when small stretches of evolutionary related sequences are inserted.

He erroneously identified Leech Lake as the river's source.

Female brunettes with shorter hair styles were often erroneously identified as "lesbian" or "Ted Cruz".

Some commentators erroneously identified Ono (who is Japanese) as representing Vietnam.

Mammals include rabbits, foxes, and Barbary macaques (often erroneously identified as apes).