Incorrectly [adverb]

Their secret for preventing fogged eyewear—and potentially an incorrect incision—is washing the lenses with soapy water.

The federal data also is incorrect for Urbana District 116, according to Assistant Superintendent Todd Taylor.

A Maricopa County official told ESPN the delay in charging La Russa occurred because the incident was initially filed in an incorrect jurisdiction.

The first round of quality control tests appear to have used an incorrect testing protocol, and when the final round of tests under the correct protocol showed a 33 percent failure rate, nothing was done.

Research has confirmed this, as 80% of surveyed respondents in BrightLocal research have stated that they would lose trust in a business with incorrect and inconsistent contact details.

Disinformation is deliberately created with the intent to cause harm, while misinformation is incorrect information shared by people who believe it to be true.

Ohio and North Carolina officials have also put out public statements about unsolicited registration forms from Civitech, some of which were prefilled with incorrect names, addresses and other personal information.

An earlier version of this story listed incorrect valuations for Filecoin and Polkadot, and misidentified one of Polkadot’s investors.

On Wednesday, it announced that, because of a printing error, it had sent incorrect ballots to 28,879 voters.

“To suggest their absences mean they are not participating is incorrect,” Durbin said.