Sentence examples for mistaken effective from inspiring English sources

Capacity is either 2TB or 4TB, though if I'm not mistaken, effective capacity is half that.

It led to the mistaken belief that an effective emergency service intervention could not have saved lives.

An earlier inquest by Dr Stefan Popper had controversially imposed a cut-off time of 3.15pm which, said the report, "led to the mistaken belief that an effective emergency services intervention could not have saved lives".

These people are paid way too much to be mistaken about whether poison is effective.

"We once again urge the US side to reflect upon and correct its mistake, take effective measures to prevent similar dangerous and provocative actions from happening, and stop doing anything that hurts China's sovereignty and security interests as well as peace and stability of the South China Sea," Mr Wang said in a press release.

The fact that self-monitoring may indeed be effective should not be mistaken as evidence that overall self-assessments are accurate.

At its heart, the flaw is our mistaking efficient markets as being effective markets -- and failing to recognize the profound difference.

Whilst there was some consensus about choice of antidepressant, this should not be mistaken for clear evidence that one treatment is more effective than others.

But he suggested that officials were mistaken not to tell physicians about the gas and an effective antidote until minutes before the theater was stormed.

The prism glasses used for Beowulf, for instance, result in a lower effective resolution, not lower brightness (if I'm not mistaken).

But Mrs. Bush, who became an effective advocate for breast cancer awareness after the disease was diagnosed in her mother, was mistaken.