Sentence examples for wrongly located from inspiring English sources

Too many aid-delivered shelter programmes have lacked genuine participation by affected people, and as a consequence have been poorly designed and wrongly located.

The use of photos (loaded by users without consistent quality control) in Google Earth is helpful but potentially a source of serious error both not only because (island) names are often wrong but also because the photos may be wrongly located, particularly in more isolated areas, less frequently visited by tourists.

Other sightings may have been of actual land, wrongly located through observational errors due to chronometer failure, adverse weather or simple incompetence.

Further, several items were repeated in different sections within the instrument, or were perceived to be wrongly located within the instrument.

Due to accuracy of presence records or the environmental data used, some tree species occurrences located in shorelines may wrongly be assigned to such environments.

This would imply that the start codon was previously wrongly predicted and the real one is located downstream along the sequence.

Burritt located on the left fore hoof a 4th‑magnitude star that he wrongly lettered α; and above the pastern our 1st‑magnitude, also lettered α, with the title Bungula, which I find only with him and the Standard Dictionary.

However, SNAP and MAKER can only produce prediction of complete gene (i.e. genes that are incomplete because they are located at an extremity of a contig cannot be detected, or portions of them are wrongly reported as complete).

Potentially, real orthologs were identified only for short sequences and other particular situations, such as genes located at the ends of contigs or on unassigned chromosomes that appeared truncated or with wrongly assembled structure.

The search for peptides located further upstream than the previously annotated start codons [ 22] led to the discovery of ten wrongly annotated CDSs.

On the mansion tax This policy is envy-driven, wrongly directed and would amount to a tax on Britain's south east, where more than 80percentnt of the houses affected are located, and which already pays more than its proportionate share of government outgoings..