Introduction: Inappropriate mechanical ventilation can lead to dynamic hyperinflation and autoPEEP.
Inadequate infant feeding, early weaning, inappropriate weaning foods, introduction of breast-milk substitutes, including cow's milk, and poor maternal nutrition, all worsen the health of children in Romania.
Removal of vast areas of native vegetation and the introduction of inappropriate agricultural systems have resulted in extensive loss of native biota, loss of productive agricultural land and decline in rural society.
As mentioned in the Introduction, the inappropriate two sets of increments, used in the previous article [6], are replaced by the appropriate kind of two sets of increments { Δ h ( x γ ) 0, h, Δ i ( x γ ) i, k } and { Δ h ( x γ ) h, 0, Δ i ( x γ ) k, i } for γ = 1, 2, 3 and i = 1, 2, …, j and h = 1, 2, …, k and k = 1, 2, …, n to calculate the numerical values in Example 2.
It is widely believed that there are significant health implications from the introduction of inappropriate solid foods to infants during weaning, including the risk of eczema, asthma, allergy and obesity.
These problems were provoked mainly by a low breastfeeding rate and early introduction of inappropriate complementary feeding – for example, parents give their babies tea with sugar or even borscht (traditional sour red beet soup) beginning when the children are three months old.
These results indicate that the use of diverse statistical methods can yield significantly different results, thus leading to the introduction of possibly inappropriate infection control measures.
Since this hypothesis has not been tested, I feel that this statement is inappropriate for the Abstract and Introduction.
Data capture and archiving are essential mechanisms for highlighting and avoiding the pitfalls of inappropriate experimental design, such as the introduction of systematic variation during omics experiments.
Professor Rebecca Fowler also added a note on "inappropriate terminology" into her syllabus for the Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies course, telling students: "Don't use it".
