Sentence examples for were wrongly associated from inspiring English sources

Just one example of how this could lead to biased estimates were if there was an unusually hot month in the first trimester of those women captured at the start of the study, which could mean that high temperatures were wrongly associated with longer gestations.

But Jammes said Shawkan was wrongly associated with other detainees and mixed in with members of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Maqdad said the family had been wrongly associated with al-Qaida, and family members strongly deny that Mohammed was involved in any al-Qaida or anti-Houthi fighting.

However, due to the classical suffix "micro", microfibrils may be wrongly associated with micrometre-sized fibrils, which may be 1,000 times larger (>1 μm).

While we must always learn from incidents like Pegasus, it is equally important that we not allow such events to be wrongly associated with this infrastructure system as a whole.

A gun control advocacy group is denouncing a violent viral video that has been wrongly associated with its name.

But since many of the members continued to wear club uniforms, she said, she was wrongly associated with their criminal activities long after they had left her care.

A flag with a seven-striped rainbow design is used in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador is wrongly associated with Tawantin Suyu, or Inca territory.

In some African countries, for example, food fortification has been wrongly associated with family planning.

For example, if there was an unusually hot month in the first trimester of those women captured at the start of the study, then high temperatures could be wrongly associated with longer gestations.

Using this model some factors were wrongly significantly associated.