Sentence examples for wrongly predict from inspiring English sources
It led Michael Kay, the play-by-play voice, to wrongly predict that Chamberlain, the former setup specialist, would "pitch just as effectively as he pitched out of the bullpen" and prompted a video montage that amounted to a continuous loop of highlights with "swing and a miss" and "heeeee struck him out" as the soundtrack.
David Axelrod and Dick Armey came together to wrongly predict that Mitt's VP would be Tim Pawlenty.
This would lead to a Hox-cluster with the exact same gene order and sequence similarities we observe, but a synteny-based assignment would wrongly predict co-orthologous proteins to be orthologous.
Although seed DNA-based analysis may wrongly predict plant genotypes due to the mismatch of endosperm and leaf DNA caused by HF, the relatively low HF frequencies revealed with diverse germplasm in this study indicates that the effect on the accuracy of MAS is limited.
Despite studies showing GARP to be robust when predicting new landscapes [ 14, 25, 41], our use of a projected modelling strategy may wrongly predict geographic and ecological distribution given the large geographic area in question.
A further analysis of our results on the E. colinetwork from [ 14] showed that many spuriously detected edges follow the same pattern: TIGRESS discovers edges when in reality the two nodes are siblings, and thus tends to wrongly predict feed-forward loops.
All sequences were inspected and validated at the genomic DNA level to remove wrongly predicted sequence regions, to manually fill gaps in gene predictions, and to reveal the correct exon/intron boundaries.
The wrongly predicted FP and FN genes were collated as identified from the gene essentiality predictions described above.
The Met Office forecast comes almost a year after it admitted to wrongly predicting a "barbecue summer" for 2009.
Lets not forget ICM is one of the polling companies that wrongly predicted the 2015 general election.
But how can they tell babies postponed from babies forgone, and so avoid wrongly predicting a fall in family size?
