Sentence examples for improper definition from inspiring English sources
A reason for this finding could be an improper definition of RNFL defects, our small sample size, or different ethnic groups (Asian versus Caucasian).
On one hand, risk adjustment methodologies are essential for obtaining valid estimates; however, on the other hand, improper definition of confounders may introduce further unexpected biases and provide a distorted picture of reality.
For example, Pathview Parser corrects for the improper KEGG definition of enzyme-compound interactions by merging and resolving the conflicting ECrel record and associated reactions records (Supplementary Fig. S2).
Using a latent class analysis circumvents the need for an available "gold-standard" test hence providing an alternative to the classical analyses where the problems with selection bias or improper disease definitions.
Other possible explanations for the persons with fever and hemorrhage who had no laboratory evidence of RVFV infection include an overly sensitive case definition; improper collection, labeling, handling, and transport of samples; other pathogens or toxins; and complications of malnutrition.
The S.E.C. says the definition of improper activity varies by state, and it is pressing for a uniform federal standard.
The securities laws in Britain have a broader definition of improper trading than the laws in the United States.
The securities laws in Britain, for instance, have a broader definition of improper conduct than those in the United States.
Unlike the improper integral in the definition of the fractional derivatives, the obtained formula can be given by proper integrals by choosing appropriate modulating functions.
Unlike the improper integral in the definition of the left-sided Riemann Liouville fractional derivative, the integrals in the proposed formulae can be proper and be considered as a low-pass filter by choosing appropriate modulating functions.
It's certainly true that Waters' husband benefitted financially, but no facts have been alleged that come close to meeting the definition of "improper influence".
