Sentence examples for rather incorrect from inspiring English sources

Nils Bildt, billed as a "Swedish defense and national security adviser" by Fox News, told O'Reilly that Naslund was "rather incorrect" and that there had been big problems with integrating immigrants into Swedish society.

Because these insects had only their antenna painted black for a couple of weeks, the researchers didn't expect to see complete disorientation but rather incorrect orientation.

There are hundreds of different accents within the United Kingdom, so categorizing them all as a British accent is rather incorrect; wherever you go, you will find an unbelievable variety of different pronunciations.

So I liked it, I thought it had some pertinent points in it -- rather politically incorrect, but nevertheless pertinent.

The boundary and the boundary + landmark groups, but not the landmark group, spent more time in the correct rather than incorrect zone.

Both groups spent a greater proportion of time in the correct rather than incorrect zone; however, the hippocampal group spent less time in the correct zone than the sham group.

A simple effects analysis was conducted on the interaction and revealed that both groups spent significantly more time in the correct rather than incorrect zone, Fs (1, 20) > 6.63.

In order to determine if Phase-2 training resulted in rats preferentially heading for a correct rather than incorrect zone on being released into the pool, one sample t-tests similar to those performed for the first test trial were conducted.

A simple main effects analysis of the interaction revealed that the boundary and the boundary + landmark groups spent a greater proportion of time in the correct rather than incorrect zone, Fs (1, 33) > 55.89, while the landmark group did not express a preference for either zone, F < 1.

In Experiments 1, 2, and 4 this influence was minor, relative to the performance of the sham-operated control groups, and in each case the lesioned group revealed a strong preference for searching in the correct rather than incorrect search zones during the final test trial.

The fact that both the full-length and the processed Creb3l2 mutants display a similar loss of activity compared with the corresponding wild-type proteins strongly suggests that the primary molecular defect in feelgood leads to loss of transcriptional activity, or nuclear transport rates, rather than incorrect processing by S1P or inefficient transport of Creb3l2 from ER to Golgi.