Sentence examples for were wrongly referred from inspiring English sources

This suggests that a significant number of individuals were wrongly referred.

This article was amended on 11 July to correct the name of Jennifer Bate, who was wrongly referred to as Marisa Bate.

Even in France, the young Agnel – who journalists complained was being wrongly referred to as Angel by the Brits – is known for being "different", firing leftfield answers and literary quotes during post-race interviews, memorising sonnets during competitions and appearing unflappable.

It's seriously doubtful that fans of your anarchoustic solo nights will keep showing their support once they find out you sold out to Vancouver officials who're wrongly referring to you as "Joe Keithley".

The figure is wrongly references.

When the SF-36 or EQ5D show no impact of MD and are also wrongly referred to as QoL measures it may be mistakenly concluded that MD has no perceived impact on QoL when all that has been shown is that MD has no perceived impact on health.

Correction: October 23, 2000, Monday An article on Friday about a Texas prosecutor's re-examination of more than 400 convictions to see whether DNA testing could find anyone who had been wrongly convicted referred incompletely to the authorship of the book "Actual Innocence: Five Days to Execution and Other Dispatches From the Wrongfully Convicted" (Doubleday, 2000).

Polygraphs are often wrongly referred to as "lie detectors".

We would still have to ask whether there are important distinctions between those cases which are (ex hypothesi) wrongly referred to as mutually advantageous exploitation and those mutually advantageous transactions that are not described in that way.

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.

Is Starbucks a righteous source?" Bussgang was referring to a recent incident at Starbucks involving two black men who were wrongly arrested in a Philadelphia Starbucks after an employee called the police.