Sentence examples for inappropriately labelled from inspiring English sources

Choosing a cut-off score with low specificity poses the danger of research participants being inappropriately labelled as depressed and subsequently receiving inappropriate treatment.

And rearing up behind this is a giant and very characterful wall drawing of a man, the body parts all inappropriately labelled; meanwhile, the pink thing I spy through a small hole drilled in the gallery wall is fun, whatever it is.

The limitation of this approach is the susceptibility to the effect of outliers that can be inappropriately labelled as progression.

But for "neoconservatives" like Robert Kagan to complain about being inappropriately labeled makes little sense.

Many people, now inappropriately labeled as Aspies, make the world a richer, more interesting place.

Therapy has real emotional and biological benefits for those faced with serious mental illness and individuals inappropriately labeled as "the worried well".

Melody Schopp, South Dakota's education secretary, followed a week later with a letter saying she, too, would not lift testing targets, because to do so "would inappropriately label schools as failing".

Many children and adults are inappropriately labeled with ADHD conditions, whereas many are left undiagnosed and untreated.

FTC consequently charged four companies for deceiving their consumers by selling bamboo rayon inappropriately labeled as 100%% natural bamboo products (Rodie 2011).

With the commercial farming and exploitation of Chinese alligators (Alligator sinensis), illegal and inappropriately labeled Chinese alligator meat has appeared in markets.

Inappropriately labeling silent HEDI as a case of just catheter-associated bacteremia would lead to inappropriate care.