Sentence examples for wrong identifying from inspiring English sources

When things have gone wrong, identifying who changed what and when has been trivial.

"If we missed anything, if this is wrong, identify your concerns," he said.

Furthermore, most of these wrong identified samples can be corrected by adjacent right identified samples.

Studying past disasters is a valuable exercise to understand what went wrong, identify measures that could have mitigated the issues, and make recommendations to improve future disaster planning and response.

Almost 25% (answers 5, 6 and 7) of the extracted events contained a wrong identified gene/protein, cell/anatomy or both of them, which means that precision was higher than the average for the named-entity recognition (cf. Table 2).

First, he insists that Time was "basically wrong" in identifying the greatest mystery in modern cosmology.

He added, "I believe that the biggest problem that humanity faces is an ego sensitivity to finding out whether one is right or wrong and identifying what one's strengths and weaknesses are".

I'm all for refinement, and I don't think any technology company is wrong for identifying an effective interaction model or product, and trying to make it even more effective, or better suited to their own audience: That's how we get nice things.

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But he is wrong in identifying its sources, and he blows his complaints far out of proportion when comparing the authority of a prime minister in a Westminster parliamentary system with that of a president in a different political system who has revised or abrogated constitutional checks and balances (with legitimate popular support or otherwise).

Readers were not wrong to identify Mr. Arjouni with his detective, however.