Sentence examples for inappropriate depth from inspiring English sources

For a long time, perioperative dreams were considered as events that are indicators of inappropriate depth of anesthesia that should be reduced to a minimum during daily clinical practice [ 27].

The data stated that shallow compression depth, inappropriate rate, incomplete thoracic recoil, and unnecessary compression interruption usually lead to the failure on establishment of spontaneous circulation [ 1, 9– 11].

These two parameters are combined in the focal volume shape parameter, s, for fitting correlation curves to eq 2. Given that SERS is a short-range effect (<10 nm), it would be inappropriate to approximate the axial depth of the excitation volume as a traditional 2-D Gaussian.

This was also a topic that Dr. Makary's book investigated in depth and found similar inappropriate care in many instances.

On the other hand, the hypocenter distribution of Uhira et al. (2005) may be strictly inappropriate to evaluate the shape and depth of the swarm activity because it was determined by land network.

The Board will be conducting an in-depth investigation into alleged inappropriate communications and the nature in which they were obtained.

AS edited the manuscript, provided input in analysis interpretation and presentation, and provided in-depth clinical expertise on inappropriate medication use in dementia.

The trees that performed poorly may have been poorly adapted to drought, possibly due to inappropriate genetics, a poor micro-site or shallow rooting depth.

Added to this, the choice of methods is generally inappropriate for showing improved student learning or making in-depth qualitative analyses of whether learning occurred.

When the costs of the economic dislocations caused by the depth and duration of economic dislocations resulting from inappropriate monetary policies outweigh the benefits of exchange rate certainty, then the grouping of countries is not an optimal currency area.

PA is classified on a sliding scale with additional descriptors referring to the amount of perspiration and depth of breathing when examples of exercise are inappropriate.