Sentence examples for inappropriate compared from inspiring English sources

In an ABC News/Washington Post survey released Sunday, 63percentt of respondents said the meeting Trump Jr. had with a Russian lawyer and a former Russian spy, among others, at Trump Tower in June 2016 was inappropriate, compared with 26percentt who did not see a problem.

A validation study using experts as the gold standard showed that 55% of the cases were inappropriate compared with only 24% considered inappropriate by the HUAP.

The median hospital LOS was 13 days longer and the median hospital costs were nearly double in the group receiving inappropriate compared to appropriate treatment (Table 3).

It is possible that such practices might also deliver enhanced quality prescribing which is less likely to be inappropriate compared to an average non-CPRD practice.

Inappropriate medication is based on the STOPP criteria [ 13], and in our study 37% of the AD participants used one or more drugs considered inappropriate compared to 11% in the control group (p < 0.001) (Table 3).

The co-primary outcomes were the use of imaging stress tests as a percentage of all stress tests and the percentage of inappropriate tests, compared between the 2 cohorts.

This interference effect was abolished by inactivation of the infralimbic cortex; animals showed a reduced tendency to produce the habitual but inappropriate response compared with animals receiving control infusions.

Black women in the US also appear less likely to receive systemic chemotherapy and hormone therapy (Naeim et al, 2006) and more likely to receive inappropriate treatment compared to national guidelines (Li et al, 2003) than White women.

Although no statistically significant, the low risk strata showed a higher rate of strategy inappropriate selection compared to the moderate and high risk ones (72%, 61% and 61.5 respectively, x2 = 0.7, p = 0.7).

In the analysis of dispensing of medications to patients aged 65 and over, 543 of 29,840 (1.8%) patients randomised to the intervention group were newly dispensed at least one potentially inappropriate medication compared to 644 of 29,840 (2.2%) in the usual care group (p=0.002, 16% relative risk reduction).

In the recently published study by Kwon and colleagues, a 44.5% increased mortality was noted in the group of patients with imipenem nonsusceptible A. baumannii bacteremia treated with inappropriate antibiotics compared with those patients with imipenem nonsusceptible A. baumannii bacteremia who received appropriate treatment (P = 0.007) [ 9].