Sentence examples for picked wrongly from inspiring English sources

When the monkeys picked wrongly and were shown the location of the prize, the neurons in their brain clearly registered what might have been, according to the Duke University neurobiologists who recently reported the experiment in Science.

You'd become very unhealthy if you ate pasta every day.' By picking wrongly and forgetting to mix, it's perfectly possible to eat badly within even the healthiest diet.

And then there was the problem of some Amazon.com shopping picks wrongly identified as customer preferences.

It turned out – 45 minutes after scouring the airport – that another couple had wrongly picked up the bag.

His most famous mistake was when he wrongly picked Germany over Spain in the 2008 European Championship.

Inspector Matuza, who was once wrongly picked out of a lineup, said that it had never happened with the student recruits.

Their de facto leader, Finn Glen Powelll), even goes so far as to call them a tribe, celebrating their pack mentality when they jump in to defend their least popular team-mate, who has wrongly picked a fight at their local bar.

Some evidence to this affect has been unearthed, though Labour's Excalibur search engine also wrongly picked out the group's new chairman, Simon Benham, a 25-year-old market researcher, who said last night that he has no "great interest in politics".

However, high gamma ray sands also exist in the Niger Delta and could be wrongly picked as mudstones.

Indeed, when informed about the PRIDE Inspector output, the submitter chose to use the MOD:00048 term, named O4′-phospho l-tyrosine with a monoisotopic mass delta of 79.96 Da instead of the wrongly picked l-tyrosine residue.

Picked up, detained, and wrongly classified as dangerous terrorists, 17 Uighurs spent more than seven years wrongfully imprisoned.