Sentence examples for improperly developed from inspiring English sources

Reauget blames your company for the problem, asserting that the product was improperly developed and tested.

Improperly developed, validated, and/or monitored pipelines may generate inaccurate results that may have negative consequences for patient care.

The critics said that an improperly developed standard could compromise safety not just in the N.F.L., but at the college and youth levels greatly influenced by the professional game.

Now, Stanford biologists think they may have found a clue: spongy heart muscles could be the result of improperly developed blood vessels surrounding the heart, the researchers write Jan . 25in Nature Communications.

In November, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a paper reporting that babies conceived with IVF, or with a technique in which sperm are injected directly into eggs, have a slightly increased risk of several birth defects, including a hole between the two chambers of the heart, a cleft lip or palate, an improperly developed esophagus and a malformed rectum.

The virus has been linked to thousands of babies being born with microcephaly — abnormally small heads and improperly developed brains.

Beware of too much exercise at young age, as this can cause the dog to develop improperly.

resulted in initial interest confusion because defendant was improperly benefitting from the goodwill plaintiff developed in its mark". Here, Plaintiff contends Lens.com advertisements constitute a similar "bait and switch" that spawns confusion.

Finally, novel arguments for various forms of skepticism about justification can be developed that focus on improperly based beliefs, though such arguments remain largely unexplored.

Nor was the alleged chart or any information developed by Able Danger improperly destroyed at the direction of Pentagon lawyers, the panel concluded -- a charge that had stoked claims of a cover-up.

Moreover, atm hardly developed lateral roots and initiated improperly located primordia that usually aborted or developed into abnormal roots (Fig. 3E).