Sentence examples for improper distinction from inspiring English sources
The wide variation of estimated prevalence in TTH might be due to different questionnaires used, the improper distinction between life-time and one-year prevalence and different age profiles.
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.
This distinction between a proper and an improper majority typifies the fundamental philosophy of the Federalist papers; republican institutions, including the principle of majority rule, were not considered good in themselves but were good because they constituted the best means for the pursuit of justice and the preservation of liberty.
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The distinction becomes important because it is sometimes argued that it is improper to control for the influence of a variable if this variable only covaries with the variable of interest in one group.
— the Improper Benefits bowl.
Improper measurement drove Newell bonkers.
Was this improper pressure?
