Sentence examples for inappropriately assumed from inspiring English sources

We contend that the community making these studies has inappropriately assumed that many 137Cs measurements are required and hence estimates of net soil redistribution can only be made at the field scale.

That simple and intuitive traditional approach inappropriately assumes no cross-border health-providing or health-seeking behaviors outside of that geographic area.

Bossiness in the workplace generally involves an ongoing, persistent issue of inappropriately assuming power over another and being in charge over someone else's work without a mandate.

General littering, dumping of plastic waste and loss from inappropriately managed landfill sites and during waste collection are assumed to be the most important routes of entry of plastic materials into the environment.

The knowledge that this capability exists is not new, developers say, but it was assumed that Apple would ensure that apps that inappropriately exploited it did not make it into the App Store.

This was done when the two methods were used appropriately (i.e. change score analysis when RTM was not assumed and MR when RTM was assumed), and also when they were used inappropriately.

Although several studies indicate that supplements are often prescribed inappropriately to children in fluoridated areas (Lalumandier and Rozier 1995; Pendrys and Katz 1989), we assumed that only children living in nonfluoridated areas receive supplementation.

Kreisberg denies conducting himself inappropriately at work (and also maintains that the comment in his name was written by someone who had assumed his identity).

But it's reasonable to assume that it's occasionally used inappropriately, fueled by anger or racism.

Mr Sedwill stressed that the inquiry had not found any evidence that documents had been inappropriately destroyed and told MPs they should "not assume there is anything sinister" in their absence.

"I feel it immediately colors the teacher-student relationship in a negative way, assuming that all teachers are going to act inappropriately with students," Mascott said.