Sentence examples for mistake in defining from inspiring English sources

Secondly, there was a mistake in defining the location of the TSS on the negative strand for the TwinsUK analysis.

However, ambiguities exist in defining the symmetry of a helical filament when one has limited resolution, and mistakes can be made.

Historians also make the mistake of defining "poor" only in terms of a mission to the hungry, ignoring the fact that Paul already had a mission of outreach with Barnabas.

A common mistake in designing constructionist environments or activities is to define the learning goal too narrowly.

She argued that it was a mistake to define feminism simply as equal pay in the work force.

It therefore is a mistake to define racism to include falsifiable hypotheses in addition to racial hatred.

The intolerably self-aggrandizing Heather Mallick congratulated herself in Harper's defeat before lamenting, unironically, "it's a huge mistake to define yourself only by what you dislike".

Clarification of terms: A pedophile is one who is primarily attracted to prepubescent children (a common mistake in the media is to define a pedophile as anyone attracted to someone below the age of majority, extending the definition to those attracted to teens, which is incorrect).

This mistake defines the success or the failure of the entrepreneur (Baron2004).

One mistake shouldn't define her.

"One mistake should not define your future".