Sentence examples for improperly imply from inspiring English sources
Results from such studies may improperly imply effectiveness when compared to historical controls.
Pfizer has received 11 warning letters since the end of 1996, including one ordering it to stop using brochures that the agency says improperly implied that Zithromax was more effective than Augmentin, an antibiotic made by SmithKline Beecham.
The suit alleges that the archdiocese knew before issuing the release that the church tribunal had found Mr. Kavanagh guilty only of "hand-holding in the lap," not multiple counts of sexual abuse, and improperly implied he had other sexual abuse victims, when Mr. Donohue was the only accuser Mr. Kavanagh knows of.
If these are neglected, one can improperly interpret the results to imply that true "network effects" exist.
The variability found in this study did not necessarily imply that Colombian PTs were improperly using EBP in clinical practice; this possibility should be determined by studies having mixed design and approaches.
The existence of researchers' industry associations points to a generic risk [91] that a financial conflict of interest may compromise the research process or undermine public trust; "conflict[s] of interest do not imply that any [specific researcher] is improperly motivated".
Although the primary onset of schizophrenia is during adolescence to young adulthood, an early developmental origin of schizophrenia has been implied by improperly clustered immature neurons in cortical layers II, III, and V1, changes in the hippocampal nonpyramidal CA2 neurons2, as well as hypoplastic midbrain dopamine neurons3,4,5,6.
"We do not intend to suggest or imply that any persons... have broken the law or otherwise acted improperly".
Statues usually imply respect.
