Sentence examples for wrongly increase from inspiring English sources
Another terrorist attack along the lines of September 11th 2001 would, rightly or wrongly, increase fears that immigrants threaten security.
In another point of view when considering additional data with missing values, this would wrongly increase the index value.
Does the possibility that someone has been wrongly imprisoned increase the imperative to offer compassionate release?
Haplotypes that are indeed frequent because of LD will not be taken into account properly by the method and will tend to wrongly provide increased evidence for HBD.
High threshold values are needed to identify individuals with a high probability to develop future disease, but this may identify only a fraction of the patients, whereas lower thresholds will identify most individuals who will develop the disease but also classify many individuals wrongly at increased risk.
Although the populations of all krill-eating predators in the Antarctic had also declined, the researchers maintained that the loss of sea ice became a special concern for chinstrap penguin populations, which had once been wrongly believed to increase with decreasing ice coverage.
However, if the absence of a survival benefit is not made explicit in the consultation, many patients might wrongly assume that increased local control will result in increased overall survival.
Depending on the samples used, it would be as easy to (wrongly) detect an increasing trend as to detect a decreasing one.
The ongoing rise in both AD and ATH has been ascribed, rightly or wrongly, to the increasing adoption of a Western sedentary lifestyle accompanied by a diet rich in fats and sugars.
However, as Haldane also noted, the Bank has been wrongly forecasting an imminent increase in real wages since 2008.
A United Nations AIDS researcher had read it, failed to understand its significance or to credit it and, Epstein recounts, wrongly concluded that an increase in condom use was responsible for the decrease of the H.I.V. rate in Uganda.
