Sentence examples for inappropriate indicators from inspiring English sources
Which may be rather inappropriate indicators and certainly not necessarily the ones that pastoral populations subscribe to - but that is a different story.
Many studies have no control group, use inappropriate indicators or report a partial evaluation of oral health.
This tendency to set inappropriate indicators may distort performance ratings and, consequently, grant funding [ 15].
37 38 Performance indicators have well-described limitations, 39 41 including the risk of inappropriate indicators, invalid inferences and perverse incentives.
As a consequence, such traditional diversity measures may be inappropriate indicators of changes in community structure, underestimating the true extent of biodiversity loss following disturbance (Cardinale et al., 2012; Mouillot et al., 2013).
"We hope that this analysis helps to expose the exaggerated value attributed to the JIF and strengthens the contention that it is an inappropriate indicator for the evaluation of research or researchers," the team concludes in a preprint paper posted to bioRxiv.
We therefore postulated that PI3K activation is disturbed in a manner specific for subcellular localization and that in our system Akt phosphorylation at the whole-cell level is an inappropriate indicator of PI3K activity at such an early stage of infection.
The multilevel logistic regression model for the STOPP composite indicator found that only the number of different repeat drug classes was strongly associated with the likelihood of receiving a potentially inappropriate indicator.
The association between the number of different repeat drug classes and the likelihood of receiving a potentially inappropriate indicator varied across GPs; the lower or higher the number of repeat drug classes the more variability in PIP between GPs.
In the context of health research systems, the development of inappropriate performance indicators can have profound impacts upon those regulating, commissioning, conducting and interpreting research.
In our opinion, the thickness of the uterine wall is an inappropriate morphological indicator of disorders from a methodological point of view (Ludwin et al., 2014b, c; Fig. 5).
