Sentence examples for were wrongly labeled from inspiring English sources

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

Confusion concerning their very name persists in the West because, under the tsars, the Kyrgyz were wrongly labeled Kara-Kirgiz in order to distinguish them from the Kazakhs, whom the Russians called Kirgiz to distinguish them from the Cossacks (Russian: Kazaky).

In three of the tomographic images of that paper (Figs. 4, 5, and 6) two skin layers were wrongly labeled: epidermis (E) and dermis (D) were interchanged.

"We were wrongly labelled and it was a bit unjust but it was nothing to do with Fulham at all.

Nearly 12,000 people over the past five years were wrongly labelled criminals due to inaccurate record checks, leading to £1.9m paid out in compensation, campaigners have revealed.

Consumer officials say 15,000 tonnes of the fruit were wrongly labelled over three years and have launched legal action against seven suppliers, who risk prison sentences and €300,000 fines if convicted.

In addition some places, including a train station, were shown to be in the ocean and many others were wrongly labelled.

Interestingly, only 7 of the rCM patients were referred with this diagnosis for ONS, while 11/19 were wrongly labelled as occipital neuralgia and 1/19 as chronic headache refractory to medical treatment.

Mr. Goldhagen acknowledged that the photo, which was supplied to him by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, was wrongly labeled.

So if either the school or the disadvantaged group posts a false decline, the school could be wrongly labeled failing.

Correctly predicting 60% of defectors sounded good until Todd's analysis showed that 30% of the loyal 80% would also be wrongly labeled as potential defectors.