Sentence examples for have misapplied measures from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, many studies have misapplied measures of IH designed for gay men with lesbian samples.

You're about to fall into the same trap as dozens of consumer apps, B2B services and companies that have misapplied gamification.

The union was sued by a grower for inciting violence during a strike, and reporters found it had misapplied more than a million dollars in federal funds.

Lynn McGuinn is also waiting, holding out the possibility of suing the special master himself, on the grounds that he has misapplied the law.

Wal-Mart's lawyers asserted that Judge Locke had misapplied the law in ordering the company to bargain with the meat workers and reopen the meat-cutting operations.

They had misapplied the awarding criteria, and their suspension seems unfair on the face of it, like being expelled from school for failing a maths test.

The conviction was voided by a state appellate court, which ruled that the judge, in barring the full e-mail messages, had misapplied the rape shield laws and prevented Mr. Jovanovic from presenting a true defense.

Suárez's lawyer, Alejandro Balbi, successfully argued that Fifa had misapplied its own rules when considering the case and that the sanction it imposed on other football-related activities involving the Uruguayan was disproportionate.

He went on to rule that an earlier ruling by a district court that allowed HB 589 to go ahead in its entirety had misapplied the law and amounted to an abuse of the court's discretion.

He looked at one replay and knew he had misapplied the relevant rule -- in which referees are not supposed to try to divine the intentions of a quarterback when his arm is moving forward -- and that the pass was incomplete.

In fact, William agrees with this principle, but thinks Avicenna has misapplied it.