Sentence examples for wrongly evaluated from inspiring English sources

He said they had also wrongly evaluated the costs of flights to Saudi Arabia and unfairly compared Indonesia's hajj management with that of Malaysia, where pilgrims are reported to pay less and get better service.

It may cause the entire system to become very complex and lead to performance loss when both values are wrongly evaluated.

Therefore unlike metallic structures, an exact value of Poisson's ratio for polymer materials is very important, and an improper assumption (υ≒0.5) may cause the structural integrity of a missile system subjected to pressure loading to be wrongly evaluated.

This has never been reported with chemicals and could pose a risk of wrongly evaluating the NMs embryotoxic potential.

We found a picture of perceived professional norms regarding knowledge and values according to which they decided rightly and wrongly when evaluating their own achievements.

The 5000 most frequently occurring verbs-candidates were manually evaluated to detect words wrongly classified as verbs.

Humans tend to care greatly about their status within a group, even if it is on a subconscious level, so in any scenario where they believe they will be evaluated or judged (rightly or wrongly), they're going to be motivated to do well.

We identified several important drivers of the model: the cost incurred by and approach to managing those wrongly identified as depressed (false positives); and the decision to include or exclude formal identification strategies not evaluated in the bivariate meta-analysis because of insufficient data.

In a report from patients evaluated in a CFS referral clinic in UK, sleep apnoea was the most common somatic cause of fatigue wrongly diagnosed as CFS by general practitioners [ 23].

The European Commission, the E.U. executive, then led negotiations with the United States to win assurances that any requests for information would be evaluated by the European police agency, Europol, and that E.U. citizens would be able to complain in U.S. courts or government agencies if they suspected that their data were incorrect or had been wrongly used.

Under a revised agreement, the European Union won assurances from the United States that any requests for information would be evaluated by the European police agency Europol, and that European Union citizens would be able to complain in United States courts or government agencies if they suspected that their data was incorrect or wrongly used.