Sentence examples for improperly label from inspiring English sources

Inappropriate use of the words "refractory" and "intractable" might also led healthcare professionals to improperly label patients as "refractory" even if they have not been on an appropriate trial of acute treatments or have never been tried on a preventive medication at an adequate doses for a reasonable period of time [9, 15].

One possible reason is improperly labeled nutritional supplements, scientists said.

In the earlier study, 19 percent of the caviar on sale was found to be improperly labeled.

Now, the Globe and Mail is reporting that the oil may have been improperly labeled, as well.

Improperly labeled nutritional supplements may have caused the positive tests, but that does not exonerate the athletes, scientists said.

The organization, ConsumerLab, will release a report today saying 18 of the 30 nutrition bars it tested were improperly labeled.

Scientists have said that the presence of norandrosterone can come from taking anabolic steroids or improperly labeled nutritional substances.

Hunter has said that he believed he ingested the substance from taking improperly labeled and contaminated nutritional supplements.

Officials of those labs also suggested that some athletes might have taken those substances unknowingly because they were improperly labeled.

"Dawdling Over Food Labels" (editorial, June 2) suggests that allergens are improperly labeled on food packaging, and that industry support for labeling has been "haphazard".

It is welcome news that a federal appeals court has now ruled — in the first decision of its kind — that Mr. Parhat was improperly labeled an "enemy combatant".