Sentence examples for were wrongly defined from inspiring English sources

In two instances (chicken and rhesus monkey) these sequences were wrongly defined as H2A.Z-2 in the databases, and our analyses unveiled their H2A.Z-1 identity (see Additional file 2).

In the past these sequences were wrongly defined "junk DNA" because they were thought not to possess any physiological role [ 4] but always more evidences show that they are also subject to natural selection and contribute to the benefits of the host, as well as other genes which make up the genome.

I think both the problem and the solution are wrongly defined.

Catchers are often wrongly defined only by their offensive statistics, while some catchers think that it is the calling of the game that is the most important skill.

Issues of race, gender, age, fairness, politics and the like certainly exist within the entertainment industry, but these serious problems are wrongly being defined within a glitzy award ceremony.

Still, almost one in five fish samples were wrongly labeled.

Mentally ill Australians were wrongly interned.

Of those, three were wrongly classified.

Age-based formulas were wrongly considered acceptable.

Mortgage-backed securities were wrongly priced.

Originally, cows were wrongly presumed to be CPXV reservoirs.