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It was an assessment that proved to be misguided with the Eels still in the mix for their first finals appearance in 2009 while Stuart is trying to avoid the ignominy of becoming the first coach in premiership history to guide two different clubs to wooden spoons in consecutive years.
The preferential prescription of glucocorticoid therapy over methotrexate may therefore be misguided with respect to infections, even at low doses.
But in last week's article, he offered advice about how to practice sustainable design, suggesting that the Top Ten winners are misguided with both aesthetics and performance.
Like Johnny's parents, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is misguided with his $600 billionQE2E2" quantitative easing.
(Rabin considered most of the settlers who began streaming into the West Bank shortly after the Six-Day War to be misguided, along with government programs designed to encourage them. He did think that some outposts were essential to Israeli security, and therefore important to hold on to).
One of the pillars of British Euroscepticism is a belief that the whole project is misguided; conceived with the utopian ambition to erase national identities.
Emanuel has acknowledged that he made "mistakes" during the inquiry but has said that an additional layer of investigation would be "misguided". But Clinton is siding with Illinois Atty.
Gruber cautioned, however, that the growing obsession with global happiness could be misguided.
This focus on empiric "most dose with acceptable risk" may be misguided for mechanism-targeting new agents, and this could lead to unnecessary delays, increased costs and even higher risk of missing important signals of activity and benefit.
Arici believes that the prosecutor is misguided in charging the two electricians with arson, and is convinced that the fire was nothing more sinister than a tragic combination of circumstances.
