Sentence examples for improper case from inspiring English sources
However, selection bias due to improper case sampling is less well recognized.
Taking reflexivity (and antisymmetry) as constitutive of the meaning of 'part' simply amounts to regarding identity as a limit (improper) case of parthood.
Thus, the classical WSM condition is clearly insufficient in the improper case to find a state-space representation for the signal involved.
On the other hand, in the improper case (c x (t, τ) ≠ 0), and unlike the proper case, it is not as quick to calculate an explicit and easily implemented expression of ξ ^ WL ( t ).
If the material cause is the same by species only, then it is an improper case of formal distinction; but if the material cause is the same in number, then there is properly formal distinction, since the forms at issue have different definite descriptions but share the same substrate of existence, so that they are one and the same thing in reality.
In order to avoid the improper cases described in Figure3b, we propose to hierarchically configure the MCPs when the MCP is to be configured with multiple CGs, e.g., MCPs 1, 2, and 3 of Table2.
Therefore, by informing the users the MCP configurations as Table2 and the index of MCP allocated to each subchannel, each user can decode the received bits properly, because the improper cases as users 2 and 3 in Figure3b do not occur.
The first option implies additional costs for the health services (cost of the orthopaedic consultancy), while the second option implies a possible risk of misdiagnosis and improper case-management [ 12, 13].
He said, "I do want to be fair though; there's no evidence yet that anyone in the Bush administration did anything improper in this case".
Routine health information systems suffer from incorrect reporting of perinatal events owing to incomplete capture, absent or improper linkage, poor case definitions, inadequate demarcation of catchment population, emphasis on passive reporting without supporting validation studies and inadequate clinical documentation.
10 11 Previous research has found that information can be most powerful when it contradicts previous expectations (in this case, improper estimation of calorie content of foods with a "health halo").
