Sentence examples for wrongly considered that from inspiring English sources

More than half of physicians (62%) were aware of the clinical benefits of measuring voriconazole and posaconazole plasma levels during patient treatment (Q19) and finally, the recommended length of therapy for IA according to current guidelines was only known by 36.7% of the physicians – 29% wrongly considered that 4 to 6 weeks were enough to treat most IA episodes (Q20).

Given this was in an era when the FA Cup final was (rightly or wrongly) considered to be the biggest game in the world, that's simply amazing.

One of the most telling aspects of the Baby P case was that the child's mother was wrongly considered to be merely neglectful, not actually abusive.

An example of a protein wrongly considered only to be present in L. drancourtii and P. acanthamoebae is an acetyltransferase (ID 191) that has a borderline similarity value of 29.4% with L. pneumophila.

Thus, the creation of The Shit Museum makes sense for its recognition of a material "that gives life and energy and which has been wrongly considered worthless" according to one of its founders, Massimo Torrigiani.

"Finally, non-epileptic events are in nearly 20% of cases wrongly considered to be linked with epilepsy when they could be of a completely different origin, for instance loss of consciousness that can be cardiac or psychiatric".

An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.

Today, Gregorian Reform is usually wrongly considered a synonym for investiture controversy.

Helen Walker of Afripads, a social business in Uganda that manufactures and sells cost-effective reusable sanitary pads, says, "menstruating women and girls are wrongly considered to be 'contaminated, dirty and impure'.

Age-based formulas were wrongly considered acceptable.

Mainframes are wrongly considered invulnerable from a security standpoint.