Sentence examples for inappropriately applied from inspiring English sources

"Inappropriately applied incentives to encourage biochar might increase the cost and reduce the availability of food crops," they wrote.

Hayes inappropriately applied this recommendation by equating "inconclusive" with "unreliable".

Nevertheless, some political thinkers argue that law — particularly, the assignment of rights and obligations — are inappropriately applied within the family.

However, this analysis is inappropriately applied as it fails to recognize dependencies and hierarchies among the observation units, which result in pseudoreplication.

However, the exponential and Weibull fire-interval distributions, which model a fire occurrence as a single event, are often inappropriately applied to these two-stage models.

However, we will show that Lampinen reached an erroneous conclusion because he simulated data using relatively liberal criterion locations and inappropriately applied signal detection equations from a different decision task.

The problem arises when uninformed officials inappropriately apply traffic-calming techniques to major arteries that are designed to carry a large volume of vehicles at a rapid rate.

In orbital spaceflight, in the absence of gravity-determined sensory (i.e. otolith) or body orientation cues, astronauts inappropriately apply a model of Earth's gravity when reaching to catch balls that are directed downwards from the ceiling to the floor of a space module [5].

In other words, students who inappropriately apply the representation of a chemical reaction to the central dogma might conclude that DNA gets transformed through chemical processes into RNA during transcription.

As species data may not be independent of evolutionarily relationships, phylogenetic comparative methods may be necessary to accurately assess interspecific character change [ 54]; however, inappropriately applying these methods to data that lack phylogenetic signal are likely to result in poor statistical performance [ 55].

"However, success rates were significantly (p < 0.01) higher in people who had previously used a head louse treatment successfully, by an estimated factor of 1.88 (95% CI 1.13 to 3.11)." So how many of the failures may have been due to inappropriately applying a treatment?The title and abstract are appropriate for the article, and provide a suitable summary.