Sentence examples for improperly selected from inspiring English sources

The contention that a violation must be allowed to continue because it has been improperly selected is not powerfully appealing.

Even small errors resulting from improperly selected or inaccurately used software tools or from ignoring the assumptions used by certain tools can have profound consequences in downstream analyses, potentially producing both false positive and false negative results.

The memorandum says the probe has turned up evidence that some of the U.S. attorneys were improperly selected for firing because of their handling of vote fraud allegations, public corruption cases or other cases that could affect close elections.

Reasonable velocity constraints should be imposed on each layer; if these are improperly selected, analyst errors will negatively affect the outcome.

Because there are limited choices for aircraft interior decontamination, corrosive chemicals may be improperly selected and used in the event of potential international epidemics such as influenza or SARS.

Secondly, McDaniel et al. (2005) implied that the U.S. EPA improperly selected its uncertainty factors for the phosphine risk assessment based on the analysis done by Sciences International.

It made no finding as to whether any children were harmed or selected improperly.

Research studies outside of diagnostic laboratory processes also can have significant problems; media may not be quality controlled, technicians or graduate students conducting the testing may be inexperienced or improperly trained, and selected samples may not represent the broader spectrum of samples routinely tested [ 6].

By imposing clear limitations, the clause avoids situations in which the American people must search for hints of improperly motivated presidential favoritism toward selected foreign powers, or of foreign attempts to seduce the American president into compromising our national interest for his private profit.

Because in situations of no competition with the wild-type virus, the MAR mutants replicate perfectly well, it may be inferred that the natural variants, once they are selected in an improperly vaccinated HIV-positive person, may spread to other, properly vaccinated persons.

Gerrymandering is a form of political boundary delimitation, or redistricting, in which the boundaries are selected to produce an outcome that is improperly favorable to some group.