Sentence examples for inappropriate lack from inspiring English sources

It's a phenomenon of naïve or inappropriate lack of concern about one's illness or disability, also called a conversion disorder.

In contrast, medicines that are potentially inappropriate, lack evidence-based indications, pose a higher risk of adverse effects or are not cost-effective [ 1].

In addition to the morbidity and mortality associated with inappropriate lack of use of thromboprophylaxis, a delay in the recognition and treatment of DVT or PE will increase both the morbidity and mortality attributable to these disorders.

Medicines that are considered potentially inappropriate lack evidence based indications, are not cost-effective and may pose a higher risk of adverse events including increases in morbidity, adverse drug events, hospitalisation and mortality [ 4, 5].

The potential exists for underuse of critical care resources, with inappropriate lack of admission to an ICU for high-risk patients, as well as overuse, with unnecessary admissions leading to increased length of stay and costs.

Lack of funding for new hardware, inappropriate accommodation, lack of space and a general unwillingness to change have been sited as reasons for not implementing barcode film-reading and/or the NBSS daybook.

Further, inappropriate placements, lack of support from the system, insufficient authority and lack of community support influenced their ability to apply all their learning in their respective workplaces.

Their findings are similar to that of Donegan and colleagues, suggesting that the main methodological problems included unclear understanding of assumptions, incomplete inclusion of relevant studies, flawed or inappropriate methods, lack of similarity assessment and inappropriate combination of direct and indirect evidence.

Seeing Karina and Maksim on stage next to the rest of the company drove home how inappropriate and lacking in style and soul their tangos actually are.

Again this is unlikely, as no authors claimed that our request was unreasonable, inappropriate, or lacking in sufficient details, and further information was provided upon request.

Studies have shown that inappropriate policies or lack of clinical protocols contribute to providers' lack of competence and confidence in the use of MgSO4 in the management of severe PE/E [ 31].