Sentence examples for wrongly discarded from inspiring English sources

He has surprised many, but to Sherwood, the old ways had been wrongly discarded.

The confirmation rate (0.89) and the lack of putatively causal mutations wrongly discarded in the filtering process (Table S2) suggested that our restrictive analysis pipeline successfully identified real previously undescribed variants.

This screening cost could be reduced by discarding blood units that test positive after only one enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (156,000 CFA or U.S.$237), at the price of nearly 3% of blood units wrongly discarded.

Because of the slow growth of the bacterium, confirmatory diagnosis is difficult, and cultures may be wrongly discarded as negative after a routine 8- to 12-week culture period.

If quite a high value is chosen for "usually," say 0.9 to only exclude pairs which almost always occur together, then there will be only a low risk of wrongly discarding any genes which might be of interest.

Hazardous waste was often discarded wrongly and recurrent errors were observed in the containers available for sorting different packaging material.

This indicates that large number of true TFs are lost with only a few wrongly mapped TFs discarded from set TFf to set TFsf.

Some copies of the completed questionnaires were mutilated, while others were wrongly filled and were discarded as they could not be used for data analysis.

The annotation of each sequence and the corresponding multiple alignments were revised individually to discard wrongly identified putative orthologs.

However, a fraction of the rejected sequences may be false-negatives (i.e., phage containing valid sequences discarded due to a wrongly assigned non-21nt insert) derived from homopolymer sequencing errors.

If both primers match with at least 60% sequence identity, a DNA or cDNA region spanning at most 5000 bp and the region does not correspond to the position of the targeted transcript itself, then the primer pair is discarded because it may wrongly target another gene or a pseudogene.