Such overestimation may inappropriately affect clinical decision-making or policy development [ 3].
Class effect is a simplistic term and its use, unfortunately at times, may inappropriately affect therapeutic choices.
Wherever possible, I will highlight abuses of integrity and turn down invitations if I feel I have such a direct conflict that would inappropriately affect my review.
In particular, a better understanding of the association between age and treatment preferences, and of the way that patient age might inappropriately affect clinician recommendations, is needed.
In the demographic data analysis, each patient counted as a single admission, to prevent readmissions from inappropriately affecting the results on age, gender and mortality.
Boundaries are defined as sequences that prevent regulatory elements from inappropriately affecting adjacent chromosomal regions; therefore, the blocking of bidirectional transcription by Pol III complexes can be viewed as insulating the divergent gene from the interfering effects of cryptic bidirectional transcription.
Negative Symptoms: Affective Flattening or Blunting There are several aspects to this symptom category; these include unchanging facial expression, decreased spontaneous movements, paucity of expressive gestures, poor eye contact, lack of affective response, lack of vocal inflections and inappropriate affect (e.g. smiling inappropriately).
Of concern to everyone is the accuracy and security of information contained in databases and data warehouses whether in health and insurance data, credit bureau records, or government files as misinformation or privileged information released inappropriately can adversely affect personal safety, livelihood, and everyday life.
The vehicle and the guideway may vibrate intensively if the controller is designed inappropriately, which will affect the stable operation of maglev vehicles [3].
"Defendants have a legal right to challenge the use of electronic surveillance devices, and not disclosing their use could inappropriately and adversely affect a defendant's right to challenge the use of the equipment".
Ultimately, whenever the transfer of relevant information is inappropriately slow, this can affect the care of patients, potentially denying treatments of proved benefit.
