Sentence examples for defined as inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Last year, the National Union of Students revealed one in four students have suffered unwelcome sexual advances, defined as inappropriate touching and groping, and that 60% of students were unaware of any university codes of conduct that prohibit or tackle such behaviour.

This is especially important as these patients might be defined as inappropriate attendees of ambulance services.

Ongoing antimicrobial therapy was defined as inappropriate if a microbiologically documented (e.g. positive culture or PCR) or presumed (e.g. probable or possible IFD based on EORTC-MSG criteria) pathogen was not covered [22].

Those who scored < two were defined as inappropriate users, while those who scored > two were considered as appropriate users.

Throughout the years, USG examinations were defined as inappropriate in lung examinations but in our study we reached a conclusion that they are a necessity.

One had a cerebral infarction four days after randomization; the other patient could not be contacted by the investigator after randomization and was defined as inappropriate to continue.

Methodological deficiencies are defined as an inappropriate methodology of the indirect comparison, as for example heterogeneity of study results within MTC, non-similarity of studies, inconsistencies of outcomes of comparisons.

RAI was defined as an inappropriate adrenal response with Δmax < 9 µg/dl and septic cardiomyopathy as the appearance of cardiac systolic dysfunction (left ventricle ejection fraction <45%) within the first 3 days of septic shock.

Suboptimal drug treatment was defined as ≥1 inappropriate drugs (overtreatment) or ≥1 missing drugs (undertreatment).

Verbal or physical abuse was defined as using inappropriate and disrespectful words or inflicting physical harm on staffs or patients in at least one occasion.

Use of ertapenem for i) Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Acinetobacter spp. infections, ii) primary bacteremia and iii) central nervous system infections (CNS) are defined as being inappropriate.