Sentence examples similar to mistaken positive from inspiring English sources

Pollution, on the other hand, is when negative feedback is mistaken for positive and dilutes the efforts of classification.

We have also examined the possibility that a relaxation of purifying selection in certain structures might have been mistaken for positive selection.

It is therefore unlikely that the different proportions of selected sites found between secondary structures are due to relaxed purifying selection that has been mistaken for positive selection.

The pursuit of excellence is an important endeavour, but if everyone on your team feels like they will be punished for the slightest mistake, positive risk-taking behavior will very quickly be 'crowded out'.

Don't mistake my positive Intel comments as a success guarantee.

Therefore, there is a high risk that the sequences obtained from this type of contamination can be mistaken as authentic positive results.

As for the false positives, it can be seen in Figures21 and22 that many pores can be mistaken for false positives unless smaller pores are included in the reference measurement.

The majority ruling by Chief Justice Horace Harvey cast serious doubts on MacMillan's credibility, calling her story "quite unsupported by other evidence" and noting that she "showed a readiness to admit that she may have been mistaken as regards very positive statements previously made when by the questions it appeared there may be independent evidence she was wrong".

Population bottlenecks can reduce genetic variation in a population and the resultant homogeneity can be mistaken as evidence of positive selection.

Portable gear used by American troops is designed to err on the side of caution and as a result often registers false positives, or mistaken identifications, said Jonathan B. Tucker, a chemical-arms expert at the United States Institute of Peace, a research organization in Washington that works on conflict resolution.

These "false positives" are mistaken hits.