Sentence examples for inappropriate in practice from inspiring English sources

But a senior administration official says no disrespect for the conventions was intended: This is a new kind of war, in which the rules we followed for more than 50 years don't necessarily apply, either as a matter of principle or by their terms, and it would be inappropriate in practice to provide some of the privileges that are given to P.O.W.'s to Al Qaeda...

Inclusion of study designs other than RCTs is important when evaluating complex interventions such as worksite programmes because application of an RCT design may be difficult and/or ethically inappropriate in practice.

Clinical practice guidelines aim to enhance patient safety by reducing inappropriate variations in practice.

Measurement is required to identify inappropriate variations in practice, target improvement endeavours, and monitor their impact.

Guidelines are useful in improving the quality of care and outcomes, reducing inappropriate variation in practice and promoting efficient use of resources.

Successfully implemented CPGs are considered to promote cost effectiveness and quality of care and to enhance patient safety by reducing inappropriate variations in practice [ 3– 5].

Clinical practice guidelines are useful in improving quality of care and outcomes, reducing inappropriate variation in practice, promoting efficient use of resources, informing and empowering patients and informing public policy.

The successful implementation of CPGs reduces inappropriate variation in practice and provides a set of instructions for clinical decision-making to improve patient safety, improve patient outcomes, and promote cost effective and quality care [ 10- 14].

The aims of this regional project, which was organized on the basis of voluntary participation, were: (1) to assist hospital-based oncologists in their decision-making (Fink et al, 1984); (2) to minimize inappropriate variation in practice (Farrow et al, 1992); (3) to optimize health benefit; and (4) to rationalize prescriptions of chemotherapy.

Therefore, storage of BAL at -80°C resulting in impaired growth of P. aeruginosa and other pathogens of VAP should be considered inappropriate in clinical practice.

While Human Research Ethics Committees require written plain language statements and contractual consent forms, the research team found these inappropriate to use in practice.