Sentence examples for mistaken labelling from inspiring English sources

Mistaken labelling of paralogues as orthologues can be problematic for divergence time studies because gene duplications often long pre-date speciation events that separate the taxa of interest, leading to a downward bias in age estimates (Sanderson et al. 2004).

When I went to see Rakic at Yale, he spent a long time disputing some of her latest findings; he could find no evidence of neurons in the cortex, and he is convinced that Gould (together with her Princeton colleague Charles Gross) made a mistake in labelling the cells.

Make no mistake: labels create a powerful expectation.

Talk of a full length by the end of the year on the Virginia based Grave Mistake label gets my mayo pumping something fierce.

It would be a mistake to label the accumulations random.

It's such a mistake to label it "minimalist".

But it would be a mistake to label these the central concerns of a novel.

It's easy to mistake these labels for our true identities.

While some introverts might be shy, it is a mistake to label all introverts as shy.

Often times, people make the mistake of labeling the act of infidelity as the main issue at hand.

If you make a mistake when labeling your border squares and your friend finds out later in the game, apologize.