Sentence examples for wrongly expressed from inspiring English sources

Three main errors were detected: (a) some laboratories did not use the complete reference family genetic data to report the match with the remains, (b) the identity and/or non-identity hypotheses were sometimes wrongly expressed in the likelihood ratio calculations, and (c) many laboratories did not properly evaluate the prior odds for the event.

Whereas excess and relative mortality represents different ways of considering background mortality, the results of the additive model are sometimes wrongly expressed as relative mortality, or conversely as excess mortality for the multiplicative model.

Author's response: We expressed ourselves wrongly.

The judges in their appeal expressed apprehension that "executions of persons wrongly sentenced to death will severely undermine the credibility of the criminal justice system and the authority of the state to carry out such punishments in future".

Yet when the woman in the photograph had recently been arrested in Europe for being involved in the [attack] (she was released after intense diplomatic pressure), she had not expressed frustration with the Europeans for wrongly accusing her.

He initially found much to dislike in India, and in his letters to friends in Britain expressed derogatory and racist sentiments toward Indians: he stated that "they feed wrongly and think wrongly and live wrongly.

"He has expressed his regret, and repaid the money wrongly claimed," the report said.

Mr. Bienenstock said Mr. Davis was not at all combative; rather, he expressed disappointment and said he was being wrongly accused and all his decisions were made in the best interest of the firm.

Wrongly predicted proteins – Open reading frames that are not actually expressed (transcribed/translated), but are only the result of genome misannotation.

In fact, in a New York Times Magazine interview in which he expressed frustration with the way he felt MLK had wrongly been "held up as an avatar of genteel protest," Mckesson also pointed to the decentralized leadership of the Black Lives Matter movement as one of its biggest strengths.

A read that maps to both genes equally well should be discarded, because if it were counted for both genes, the extra reads from the differentially expressed gene may cause the other gene to be wrongly called differentially expressed, too.