Sentence examples for might be falsely from inspiring English sources
In addition, we briefly curated all other proteins that are predicted to have transmembrane helices to identify possible false negatives, as some signal peptides might be falsely predicted as transmembrane helices, especially when the translation initiation sites are mispredicted.
In the nineteenth century, the American courts remained biased toward protecting men who might be falsely accused.
Pentagon officials fear that Americans might be falsely accused of crimes, thus inhibiting our humanitarian military missions.
But he said women might be falsely assured by a negative result or might have unnecessary surgery if a result is misinterpreted by an inexperienced doctor.
Without including additional control variables, the observed effects on absolute discretionary accruals might be falsely attributed to accounting standards rather than to incentives or innate determinants.
All COPD patients in our study had symptoms suggestive of respiratory infection and also had positive cultures or positive radiology; hence, the presence of respiratory superinfection in our patient sample with UTLD might be falsely increased because of the association with COPD.
The median counts reported for 'pathological responders' might therefore be falsely high, thus resulting in a loss of significance.
(The episode thereafter forgets Smeaton, who was not spared, as Thomas hinted he might be, for falsely informing).
Due to different MCV values of RBCs in infancy and ca. Three months later, EMA test in neonates might be interpreted falsely negative.
Another official said the department did not have numbers on how many people might have been falsely identified, since institutions can check their clients' identity against the list and ignore it if something like the date of birth obviously does not match the person in front of them.
Field visits probably would better have been conducted earlier during the data collection phase, although, since the problems arose with rural data collection, and most interviewers completed urban data collection first, this might have been falsely reassuring.
