Sentence examples for recorded incorrectly from inspiring English sources
Further, in terms of the accuracy of recorded age, it is not uncommon for birthdates to be recorded incorrectly in refugee children, although this information is rarely available on the initial visit [ 23].
The name was recorded incorrectly by a Jesuit priest, Pere d'Entrecolles, in the early eighteenth century, in his letters home describing the Chinese technique.
The certification process found that results from 131 of 1,774 precincts had been recorded incorrectly, changing an eight-vote lead for Mr. Romney into a 34-vote lead for Mr. Santorum, according to the party.
"You have your own parts of the database, so you can put whatever data out there that you want". A giant networked database where people control their own data has obvious advantages: huge numbers of people can contribute to it, and they can ensure that their contributions aren't categorized or recorded incorrectly.
In particular, the company wanted to get across the point that it "insists no violations of the anti-bribery provisions of the FCPA have occurred" and a "potential violation of the accounting provisions could range anywhere from a single transaction recorded incorrectly to other errors in the accounting records".
In the United Kingdom, 17% of the deaths are recorded incorrectly, said Christopher Murray, head of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington, Seattle.
Mr. Ginn contends that "the county recorded it incorrectly".
The process of amending records or requesting hearings applies only to information that has been recorded inaccurately, incorrectly, or that violates the student's rights under FERPA.
Furthermore, our requirement that a valid ClinicalTrials.gov registration number be reported on the abstract submission form could mean that studies were actually registered but the number not recorded or incorrectly recorded.
A related article, about reactions to Mr. Davis's acquittal, described his record incorrectly.
An obituary last Saturday about the soprano Dorothy Maynor credited her with one recording incorrectly.
