Sentence examples for inappropriate standard from inspiring English sources
The Environmental Protection Agency holds these plants to an inappropriate standard, even requiring expensive testing of gene-spliced crop and garden plants as though they were chemical pesticides -- a policy condemned by the scientific community.
"We're using a very inappropriate standard that's way too high," said Diane Ravitch, an education historian who served in President George W. Bush's Education Department but has since become an outspoken critic of many education initiatives.
In all ten cases the justification of a different choice has been declined and the indirect comparisons (adjusted indirect comparisons or MTC) were rejected due to an inappropriate standard therapeutic approach (Table 2).
This can lead to the variance of the imputed data being artificially small, producing inappropriate standard errors, leading to inflated test statistics and falsely narrow confidence intervals and inappropriate p-values in any subsequent analysis [ 14, 15].
Industrial development cannot but be handicapped by inappropriate standards of economic reality (United Nations 1955 20 in Burton 1968).
But Loretz says the authors chose inappropriate standards for predicting ingestion hazards.
Collaboration: Developing standards as part of a larger consortium or pre-competitive collaboration can mitigate risks and avoid inappropriate standards.
(Trish, 2 sons aged 8 and 6) Parents felt protective of their children and did not want them to be judged by inappropriate standards.
According to the literature [ 9- 13], the evaluation criteria for drug use include the following information: 1. diagnosis standards; 2. contraindications of the drug; 3. drug interaction standards; 4. drug administration standards; 5. treatment duration and drug dosage; 6. drug dosage per day; and 7. appropriate or inappropriate standards.
Thus, the trial is subject to inappropriate reference standard bias.
This bias results from the synergistic effects of inappropriate reference standard bias, differential verification bias, and partial verification bias [ 4].
