Sentence examples for wrongly assign from inspiring English sources

The decline followed a report that a computer error led Moody's to wrongly assign "triple-A" ratings to complex European debt products called constant proportion debt obligations, but that it might have changed how it assessed those securities to avoid having to downgrade them.

Yet rule (5) would wrongly assign non-zero degree of support.

Stielow et al. 2010, sp. nov. [urn:lsid:indexfungorum.org:names:518623] Cluster: 6 The micromorphological characters of this species are almost identical to those of H. tener and H. arenarius, but its macromorphological similarities to H. rehsteineri have led us to wrongly assign these specimens to H. rehsteineri.

Testing DNA from a single block will wrongly assign wild-type status to 10% patients.

Thus Plan 2 of the meta-analysis will wrongly assign many individuals who have had depression to the non-depressed outcome group.

Table  7 shows the total numbers of correctly assigned, wrongly assigned, and missing topics for the original NetWellness' and our multi-topic assignment methods against the reference standard.

Court officials said that on several occasions, Mr. Siminovsky's cases were wrongly assigned to Justice Garson.

Researchers will also begin re-examining the fossil collections in museums to see if any wrongly assigned bones might belong instead to the new lineage, Dr. Krause said.

The 1999 summer program ended in turmoil when board officials discovered that 8,800 of the 35,344 students required to attend never showed up and that 8,600 others had been wrongly assigned.

"Transgender" is a broad term which includes intersex people (whose biological sex is unclear or was wrongly assigned at birth), those with gender dysphoria (who feel like "a man trapped in a woman's body", or vice versa) and may also include others who simply get pleasure or satisfaction from cross-dressing.

Correction: September 24, 2000, Sunday An article yesterday about the death of a Bronx high school student who had a heart ailment referred incorrectly in some editions to the semester in which Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said the boy was wrongly assigned to a physical education class.