Sentence examples for inaccurate management from inspiring English sources

Continued subjective evaluations of hypertonia in children with CP can lead to inaccurate management and ignorance of the necessity to distinguish between neural and nonneural components.

The results show a hierarchy of increasing accuracy from single clinic BP measurements to BpTRU on full protocol; these differences in BP, when measured under different conditions, have important clinical implications and may lead to inaccurate BP management.

GPs received incorrect diagnoses from hospital reports, particularly secondary diagnoses were inflated possibly due to financial incentives for overdiagnosing in the German DRG-system (diagnosis related groups) or inaccurate quality management in the hospitals.

"We are profoundly disappointed by the S.E.C.'s lawsuit, which is based on unfounded claims, emails taken out of context and inaccurate interpretations of management's actions surrounding the company's financial filings at the height of the financial crisis in February and March 2008," according to a statement released by Mr. Goldstone and Mr. Simmons.

But relevant tools to support the implementation of such attempts have unfortunately been insufficient, resulting in inefficient, unsystematic, and inaccurate urban landscape management efforts.

Research describing the clinical manifestations of this entity is scarce, poorly detailed, and inaccurate about appropriate management (5 ).

Similarly, during the Brennan confirmation hearings, Colorado's Senator Mark Udall stressed, "Inaccurate information on the management operation and effectiveness of the C.I.A.'s detention-interrogation program was provided by the C.I.A. to the White House, the D.O.J., Congress, and the public.

But then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, after hearing from aides that these overruns were due in part to poor management and inaccurate cost accounting at DOE, initially said the department would not provide any new funds to DOE, on top of the $4.5 billion it previously promised to cover earlier overruns, according to two government officials privy to the deliberations.

This sub-analysis revealed that a notable portion of responses in a postal survey about continuing medical education habits and information management was inaccurate.

Despite significant advances in procedures that facilitate project management, product managers in the software industry still encounter guesswork and subjective judgment-related problems, frequently resulting in inaccurate estimates.

Applied to weight-management, we hypothesize that inaccurate expectations about impending exercise may impede weight management by promoting overconsumption prior to exercise.