Sentence examples for improper understanding of from inspiring English sources

An improper understanding of the subsurface geology and the formation pressures may result in fracturing the formation if the mud weight is too high.

Thus, this paper explores land use conflicts in an emerging mining region as a function of: (i) anticipated displacement and (ii) improper understanding of affected communities.

An improper understanding of your strengths or constraints often results in goals being not properly set and many excuses being made to sidestep developing a purpose to your life.

The 'discussion' has a declared vision of offering corrected information against inconsistencies, improper understanding, and misrepresentation of facts in my paper.

The data analysis revealed several problems, such as an insufficient number of measurement gauges, improper installation of gauges, and incorrect understanding of the angular distortion during data interpretation.

Irrational medicines stem in part from the perception of low quality public health care systems as well as a weak understanding of the impact of improper use of medicines.

But the two lists included in the memorandum written in 2000 show that quality control problems with foam were among the most pressing issues and cite "material deficiency" and "improper application" of foam, including a "lack of understanding of sensitivity of foam performance to changes in foam processing, material component changes and environments".

Perhaps the greatest problem in the candidate gene era of COPD genetic studies was improper candidate gene selection, which reflects our limited understanding of COPD pathogenesis.

"This improper conduct is indicative of either a fundamental lack of understanding of how to administer federal grant funds and policy or the inability to do so," the letter read.

Our lack of understanding of this matter may be due to improper methodology when modeling age in statistical analysis.

The two studies further stated that lack of an understanding of user perception and demand can result in improper or no use of the protective system.