Sentence examples for somewhat incorrectly from inspiring English sources
"Acadian" and "Cajun" are often used interchangeably, somewhat incorrectly.
Its director, Zdenka Badovinac, thought that art from Eastern Europe was being overlooked, or at least somewhat incorrectly interpreted, by Western art historians and curators.
The organizers had hoped to begin the march at the Lincoln Memorial, but they hadn't acquired permits; when the National Park Service reserved that space for Trump's camp, a post on Daily Kos claimed, somewhat incorrectly, that the Women's March was being deliberately suppressed.
The utility values for both players (u SHI,u MCO ) do not change much either (where here and in the following we use, somewhat incorrectly, the term utility also for SHI's and MCO's objective functions).
The consequence of using such a low threshold is that nucleotides are assigned incorrectly somewhat more often than with the default threshold value.
It is possible that these somewhat arbitrary groupings might incorrectly estimate population structure, or fail to identify within population subdivision, although where possible, we measured genetic differentiation within a country as described above (Table S1).
This set of cutoffs is somewhat arbitrary as it will incorrectly call as noncoding transcripts encoding small peptides or proteins generated through stop codon readthrough (Jungreis et al. 2011; Ladoukakis et al. 2011), and it will exclude short noncoding NTRs.
The incorrectly determined inactiverate is somewhat high for Speakers 2 and 3.
It does not prove anything so it is also somewhat of an argumentum ad ignorantian (which incorrectly asserts that a proposition is true because it has not been proven false (or vice versa).
The severity classification of eGFR is somewhat arbitrary, and within-individual variation in eGFR may have incorrectly allocated patients who were close to category cutoffs.
Perhaps the long RRTs for these GC-rich codons are related to the time needed to eject incorrectly paired anti-codons of incorrect tRNAs, although this explanation is somewhat at odds with the literature (Daviter et al., 2006; Gromadski et al., 2006).
