For example, experience with sound, light, and heat may cause students to develop the p-prim "closer means stronger" (e.g., lights get brighter when you get closer to their source), and this p-prim may be activated (inappropriately) to explain why it is hotter in the summer.
The positive EETP pressure in these two patients could be explained by inappropriately high PEEP values.
Within this large study of consecutive patients with CAP of different etiologies and severities, we tested the hypothesis that low sodium levels in Legionnaires' disease could be explained by inappropriately high levels of CT-ProVasopressin.
The relationship was "inappropriately romantic and affectionate" but he claims he did not "know this woman in a biblical sense" without explaining exactly what he means.
"An employer would be justified in refusing to hire an [individual] who it deemed inappropriately dressed for work," he explains.
Bin, the migrant worker party to the encounter, suggested just how inappropriately the customer acted: I explained to the customer that we cannot slice [beef] like that because nobody else would buy the rest...the whole chunk would be wasted.
Others have noted that many comparative studies inappropriately rely on tests of explained variance and suggest instead that researchers should adopt consistent and inclusive criteria to define the superiority of a theory (Weinstein & Rothman 2005).
Some have contended that Aristotle explains natural process on the basis of an inappropriately psychological teleological model; that is to say, a teleological model that involves a purposive agent who is somehow sensitive to the end.
Coleen Nolan was treated inappropriately by Savile on camera as a 14-year-old – and explains why she felt unable to voice her concerns.
Social, health and education services all raised concerns that she was often inappropriately dressed for the weather, looked undernourished and had bruises that were hard to explain, but the family frequently relocated when people came knocking at the door.
