Sentence examples for based on inappropriate from inspiring English sources
Conclusions presented in published reports may be misleading if based on inappropriate or misinterpreted statistical analysis.
Typically, it is based on inappropriate tests of nutritional needs and is characterized by irrational dietary restrictions and generous doses of costly supplements, often sold by the purveyors of the advice.
As The Austin American-Statesman reported in May, the Longhorn Network contract says it will replace any on-air talent that U.T. determines "does not reflect the quality and reputation desired by U.T. for the network, based on inappropriate statements made or actions taken".
When more affective attitudes, rather than knowledge, are used to make decisions, it is even harder to notice that they are based on inappropriate information.
This was challenged by Flooding Minister Dan Rogerson, who said: "The NAO has drawn conclusions on funding based on inappropriate comparisons.
Many of the equations available were either not specific to the study species or were based on inappropriate subsamples of study species (e.g., subspecies from a different part of a broad geographic range or limited to size classes that may not extrapolate well to the size classes encountered here).
Inappropriate treatment based on an inappropriate label is also possible if further diagnostic testing is not conducted.
A picture says a thousand words -- make sure they're all positive and that no one's judgement is cast based on an inappropriate photo from your college days.
Western blots were shown in the original study1, but these showed multiple strong cross-reacting proteins and were based on an inappropriate polyclonal antibody18.
But the column made the fundamental mistake, based on an inappropriate measure, of assigning system costs to specific technologies and ignoring innovation in the system.
"Flights canceled based on an inappropriate reading of the regulations will disrupt travel for the flying public, particularly as we head into the busy summer travel season," Mr. Wascom said.
