Sentence examples for may wrongly target from inspiring English sources

If both primers match with at least 60% sequence identity, a DNA or cDNA region spanning at most 5000 bp and the region does not correspond to the position of the targeted transcript itself, then the primer pair is discarded because it may wrongly target another gene or a pseudogene.

Alternatively, there may well be something about the virus that causes the APOBEC response to wrongly target the body's own genes for mutation".

Mr. Vaxevanis, one of Greece's most famous investigative journalists, said he was being wrongly targeted.

But after months of investigations, more medical providers are saying publicly that they have been wrongly targeted.

The report concludes: "Being wrongly targeted under Prevent has led some Muslims to question their place in British society".

The subsequent hysteria led to a paediatrician being wrongly targeted and probation officers reported that several sex offenders disappeared.

Some delegates complained that the organization was being wrongly targeted, saying no trade issues were on the agenda.

Unsurprisingly, Prevent is alienating many law-abiding Muslims wrongly targeted and causing them to question their place in British society.

Children, students, Muslims, anti-racist, anti-fracking and anti-austerity campaigners have already been wrongly targeted under Prevent.

A backlash which is wrongly conceived and wrongly targeted … but not entirely unfounded.

It complained that the group was wrongly targeting fellow Muslims who did not support it.