An unknown number of patient records were not included in the dataset due to being mislaid from the wards.
Do I worry that some potential masterpiece is being mislaid, mishandled, ignored or boxed out?
Johann Sebastian took a great interest in the music of his ancestors: he collected and performed it, but much of it was mislaid in the second world war.
Bottles of conditioning rinse from the wet combing group were also collected for measurement after the final assessment on day 28, although some of these were mislaid by participants.
The nitrate film disintegrated, but a single set of surviving prints was mislaid in a photography archive after his death.
To really be beloved in France he needs to learn to swear with the virtuosity of a Frenchman who's mislaid his linen Agnes B scarf in the Rue du Bac.
A report by the law firm Freshfields into allegations that a payment of €6.7m was made from the German FA (DFB) to Fifa in 2005 said that a lack of evidence – some of which appeared to have been mislaid or destroyed – meant that it could not definitively reach a conclusion.
At the airport, where there had been some difficulty during the preceding days (an uncanny number of suitcases belonging to marchers were mislaid by the airlines), new flights had been scheduled to get the marchers out of Montgomery.
In "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life," Freud describes "the unconscious dexterity with which an object is mislaid on account of hidden but powerful motives," including "the low estimation in which the lost object is held, or a secret antipathy towards it or towards the person that it came from".
"Life in Our Phage World" contains a handful of memoirs by scientists whose work was mislaid or overlooked, and Rohwer has invited several others to speak at the public events that he is coördinating throughout 2015.
What he achieves is a kind of epigrammatic excavation, uprooting stories that have been mislaid or misappropriated, and presenting them in their full glory, horror or absurdity.
