Sentence examples for were treated incorrectly from inspiring English sources
October 2008 — Prostate Glands Misidentified Five prostate cancer patients were treated incorrectly after a faulty ultrasound machine misidentified their prostate glands.
That investigation found that of 160 cases reviewed, 56 patients were treated incorrectly for cancer of the prostate, head and neck, lung, breast and two other malignancies.
Amending the assumption that patients who were treated incorrectly (patients with mild fibrosis [F0-F1] who test FP), benefitted from treatment, changed the base-case results.
Among 4 participants in the intensified arm and 11 participants in the standard arm who were treated incorrectly, 12 were not receiving anti-TB medication when it would have been recommended by the CEC, and 3 were receiving anti-TB medication when it would not have been recommended.
Improper Designation of Synonymy: Many pairs of distinct concepts are treated incorrectly as though they were synonyms.
It also raises the question of the welfare of these chickens if their diseases are not treated or are treated incorrectly by the owner.
Episodes of undersedation were three times (3151 hours vs 1312 hours) more likely to be treated incorrectly than correctly (P < 0.05).
It also identifies specifically benign lesions in oncologic patients who are under increased risk for development of malignancy, which, without a biopsy, would have been treated incorrectly.
The base-case model assumes that patients with no or mild fibrosis who are treated incorrectly (test diagnosis of FP) benefit from antiviral treatment.
Heterozygous variant calls were treated as separate calls to the same position, such that a heterozygous variant position could contribute either one correctly called and one incorrectly called variant, or two incorrectly called variants, to the tallying process.
That may seem trivial, especially as I don't have hands, but in the world of swimming, finishing incorrectly is treated with as much contempt as kicking sacks of kittens into a canal.
