Sentence examples for resolve incorrectly from inspiring English sources

With future data accumulation, it will be easier to fuse unigenes than to resolve incorrectly clustered paralogues.

The results however represent approximate values due to factors such as unmatched synonyms or unrecognized word ordering (false negatives) and incorrectly resolved polysemy (false positives).

These secondary structures may then become incorrectly resolved through MMR or cause slippage of DNA polymerases along repetitive sequence during replication.

Only one error was an ambiguous name of a city incorrectly resolved by choosing a homonymous city with the highest population: Cleveland in UK is chosen by our algorithm when the city in Ohio was expected.

Finally, manual annotation was performed to resolve any discrepancy between incorrectly predicted genes and the actual chromosomal locations of involved genes in question.

Better accounting for nutrient availability in vivo is then able to resolve 62.5% of the mutants that were incorrectly predicted in silico to be virulent.

MrpG was incorrectly predicted by auto-annotation but subsequently resolved based on homology with B. halodurans.

At lower numbers of markers, lower probability thresholds had higher number of correct links resolved, but at the same time, the number of incorrectly assigned individuals also increased.

A front-page article on Oct. 21 about support shown at Holy Angels Church in Chicago for its pastor, the Rev. John Calicott, who was suspended as part of the American bishops' policy on accusations of sexual abuse, referred incorrectly to Monica Lewers, who commented on the parish's resolve to weather the trouble.

INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about the fear of political gridlock in Italy after Beppe Grillo, leader of the party that holds the third-largest bloc in Parliament, ruled out joining a government alliance, referred incorrectly to President Giorgio Napolitano's role in resolving the paralysis.

19 Melanoma metastases may regress spontaneously, resulting in failure to identify all false-negative results by clinical follow-up, or they may cause truly positive findings to be incorrectly classified as false positives if the lesion resolves before it is excised or during follow-up.