Sentence examples for inappropriate determination from inspiring English sources
The main cause of the oscillating solutions with conventional conservation models is the inappropriate determination of the ratio of specific heats of the mixture.
Because inappropriate determination of the number of degrees of freedom can lead to bias in the estimates of nonparametric Poisson designs, epidmiologists focused on the case-crossover (CCO) design that purported to control time trends.
The comparative studies performed in the present paper reveal that the rule of mixtures is generally inappropriate for determination of the effective material properties.
For several reasons, the comb method has proved to be inappropriate for RS determination in the case of age-hardenable alloys.
Using an automatic method of delineation consisting in applying the same threshold for all patients is therefore inaccurate and inappropriate for the determination of lung functional volumes with 68Ga-V/Q PET/CT.
The Met commissioner, Bernard hasan-Howe, has urged officers to report any colleagues who made inappropriate remarks, stressing his determination to stamp out racism.
However, if current concepts of futility are redefined in terms of organ system failure, more flexibility is possible in the determination of inappropriate care plans [ 25].
A demurral: "Making such determinations would be inappropriate for a statistical agency, which must refrain from policy advocacy to main its credibility among data users".
An improved quantification of electrochemical stability limits is proposed for electrolytes working in capacitors, where the enormous surface area of the electrode material renders the conventional determination of electrolyte decomposition inappropriate.
It has been reported that it is inappropriate to use the coefficient of determination of a linear regression analysis to compare the best-fitting models of different isotherms (Ho 2006a, b; Maliyekkal et al. 2006).
The psychometric findings support the ABC as a viable assessment tool that can increase a provider's confidence in determinations of appropriate vs. inappropriate opioid use.
