Sentence examples for inappropriate instruments from inspiring English sources

Measurements are less reliable when using inappropriate instruments, such as measuring tape [ 14].

The use of inappropriate instruments and the lack of explanation for the choice of instruments in clinical trials has been a constant complaint by many authors[ 8- 11].

The use of inappropriate instruments and the lack of explanation for the choice of PRO measures in clinical trials have been concerns for many researchers [ 14- 16].

Inappropriate instruments can be identified either by comparison of platelet counts measured by the counter with those obtained by manual counting or by the evaluation of peripheral blood films, which show very large platelets in subjects with normal or only slightly enlarged MPV.

The lack of significant and/or clinically relevant changes could also be explained by methodological circumstances such as a small sample and inappropriate instruments and/or by, if it is assumed that HRQoL and psychosocial function ought to deteriorate over time, an adaptation to a difficult life situation.

Despite the best intentions of individual peers, the current House of Lords really is a singularly inappropriate instrument for challenging such warping of priorities.

There are other reasons not to go down this path, from the mundane (when last we tried assassinations, in the late 1950's and early 1960's, we didn't seem to be very good at it) to the philosophical (the assassin's bullet seems a singularly inappropriate instrument of foreign policy for the world's greatest democracy).

An important concern is whether BDI is an inappropriate instrument in this context, in which the majority were over 80 years old.

And rightly so: the Obama Administration, in going after leakers, has pioneered the use of inappropriate legal instruments like the Espionage Act of 1917, which was also used to charge Snowden.

The old parties – the ANC and those of the opposition – are so steeped in pre-apartheid political cultures that they are wholly inappropriate as instruments to deepen the infant democracy.

In his statement before Congress, Bernanke did not put up much of a fight for the regulations, conceding that "flawed or inappropriate financial instruments" contributed to the crisis and that better protections are "critical both for protecting consumers and for ensuring fair competition in the market for consumer financial products".