Sentence examples for not correctly identified from inspiring English sources

The Guardian can confirm the chief whip has not correctly identified all of the ringleaders.

Note that a not correctly identified model in most cases means that the DIC difference was smaller than 2, not that the wrong model was selected.

When duodenal or pancreatic injuries are present in traumatic patients, and they are not correctly identified as a result of missed finding and/or diagnostic delay, complications can occur in 30% to 60% of the cases [23].

The commonly used criteria are too sensitive but poorly specific [3]; as a result, up to 50%% of patients diagnosed with VAP do not have the condition and up to 30%% of cases of VAP are not correctly identified [4].

The last row shows the confusion in patch classification, when the context is not correctly identified (in this case, overestimated) by aspect model 2. We investigate the impact of the combination with spatial regularization on the task of patch classification.

So, too, there could be entities that for adventitious reasons are not correctly identified in historical narratives, although in actual fact they stand in relations to established artworks that make them correctly describable in narratives of the appropriate sort.

A further 48% correctly identified one of the two questions, and one-fifth did not correctly identify either question.

Voters who could not correctly identify the U.S.-Mexico border provided no fewer than fifteen alternative locations for it.

Among voters who could not correctly identify the border, there was strong support for the Presidential candidacy of the billionaire Donald Trump.

"Customs officials agreed that the TECS II would not correctly identify these individuals should they be checked again at a port of entry," investigators said in the report.

Furthermore, current guidelines for the management of bone health in women with breast cancer may not correctly identify patients who may benefit from therapy.