Sentence examples for wrongly connected from inspiring English sources

The damage done to fetuses often has been wrongly connected to cocaine, many experts say.

But shortly after releasing the alert, police said they had wrongly connected a mentally ill man with Friday's massacre.

It wasn't until a new heating system was installed that the truth was finally revealed: about a dozen employees at the base had been drinking coffee made with radiator water after a central heating pipe had been wrongly connected to the drinks dispenser.

In her letter, a copy of which has been obtained by the Guardian, Pimentel said her name had been "wrongly connected" with the disciplinary action against Rajapakse, and that she had not wanted remarks she made to the management "to be construed as a complaint at any point".

Namely, the expected proportion of pairs of unrelated variables wrongly connected by an edge may be specified.

Errors in Boolean logic did affect the network output, but again system stability and number and type of stable states did only change if hub nodes were wrongly connected.

He just never broke in the way that many people wrongly connect with the word success.

If the actor was mentioned within the ARG1 part and the target in the ARG0 part or if any additional PAS existed for this sentence wrongly connecting the entities annotated within this sentence by a biological meaningful verb (e.g. "activates", "binds", "interacts" etc)., this observation was counted as false positive (FP).

That could shed light on what happens when the wiring gets connected wrongly and, as it were, blows a neurological fuse.

For a while, the system connected them, wrongly, to the office of the sanitation commissioner, John J. Doherty.

A contemporary on the course – though he was four years her senior – was a young student from Belfast who had some notoriety at the time, having been wrongly accused of offences connected with the Troubles in Northern Ireland.