Sentence examples for may have incorrectly from inspiring English sources
The unique physical and chemical properties of gypsum soils have been used to explain species distribution across landscapes, however, past research on gypsophiles often has not encompassed broad analysis of soil landscape plant interaction and thus may have incorrectly labeled many species as gypsophiles.
"Some retailers may have incorrectly extrapolated into the future, and may have placed excessive merchandise bets back in the spring for this Christmas," said Robert F. Buchanan, a finance professor at St . Louis Universitys Cook School of Business who studies retailers.
The researchers now think that previous studies of singing mice may have incorrectly identified the vocalist some of them were likely females.
One possible explanation, according to the chief of a local postal workers union, is that the elections office may have incorrectly coded some of the ballots.
Our initial, basic gravity model may have incorrectly predicted coastal persistence for two possible reasons.
Since these conditions are often under-diagnosed some controls may have incorrectly reported normal blood pressure or glycemia.
Data may have been incorrectly entered into the database at the time of the patient's admission, or the data may be incorrectly copied for use in the study.
For instance, some teenagers and children may have been incorrectly labeled as attempting suicide.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles acknowledged in October that 1,500 people may have been incorrectly registered because of a processing error — including at least one noncitizen (a legal resident, not an undocumented immigrant).
Until fairly recently nearly all light-coloured micas in rocks were automatically called muscovite without checking their potassium:sodium ratios, so some paragonites may have been incorrectly identified as muscovites.
However, there were still concerns that some customers may have been incorrectly reassured about their plans by non-specialist staff.
