Sentence examples for inappropriately defined from inspiring English sources
In The Devil's Dictionary (1906), the American writer Ambrose Bierce cynically (but not inappropriately) defined the conservative as "a statesman who is enamored of existing evils, as distinguished from the Liberal, who wishes to replace them with others".
Many existing indicators of graduate jobs are inadequate, however, not so much because of a fuzzy threshold but because they are inflexible, loosely connected to high-skills utilisation, or inappropriately defined from the supply side (with attendant risks of pointless tautology: "graduate jobs are the jobs that graduates do").
Inappropriately high LVM was defined as Δ%LVM >109% up to age 20 years and Δ%LVM >128% above age 20 years (9, 23).
Only a few decades later (in 1885), Walter Flemming described for the first time some of the morphologic features that have been largely (but often inappropriately) used to define apoptosis throughout the past four decades.
Often, the criteria for determining the inclusion or exclusion of a case in a study are not adequately defined, or are sometimes inappropriately collected for the evaluation of natural history and prognosis.
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.
Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism was defined as free testosterone concentration <3.5 ng/dL along with an inappropriately low LH of <10 units/L (10).
The primary outcome in the RCT [ 33], was the proportion of medication errors defined as target drugs that should be avoided or were dosed inappropriately.
In addition, Kevin's specific transgression, at least as Cox was informed of it and the diocese defined it, hovered at a murky intersection between a possibly repressed homosexuality, which was being channeled inappropriately, and outright molestation.
True positives were defined as text segments appropriately de-identified and true negatives were defined as text that was not PHI and not inappropriately scrubbed by the system.
