Sentence examples for may wrongly indicate from inspiring English sources

If such cows remain in the milking herd the cow SCC, based only on milk from remaining healthy quarters, may wrongly indicate that the treatment was successful.

This may wrongly suggest predictive weakness of important variables.

*An earlier version of this passage wrongly indicated that the U.S. is known to have funded Russian political parties.

The polls wrongly indicated that people would reject the measure, while Gloor's analysis, based on an analysis of social media, correctly predicted it would pass.

Robert C Froemke was wrongly indicated as being affiliated with the Centre for Neural Circuits and Behaviour, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom.

Lotti correctly indicated 41 of the 42 test samples and wrongly indicated 2 of the 210 controls, giving a sensitivity of 97% and a specificity of 99%.

The three RCT studies reported false-positive alerts (alert wrongly indicating the presence of the attribute for which the alert should trigger) [ 20, 33, 34].

The "first exposure" approach received support because of observational research wrongly indicating that combined hormone replacement therapy (cHRT) protects against myocardial infarction.

Malaria prevalence has been going down in Tanzania as well as in other parts of sub-Saharan Africa [ 23], and this may indicate that if not properly investigated children with fever may wrongly be diagnosed as malaria cases and the treatment provided may not necessarily lead to recovery.

This may indicate that if not properly investigated, many children with fever may wrongly be diagnosed as malaria cases, and the treatment given may then not lead to recovery.

When this phenomenon goes undetected, erroneously reported Tmax-based thermal maturity may wrongly influence exploration efforts.