Sentence examples for inappropriately referred from inspiring English sources

Something that has come up recently is the number of people inappropriately referred to hospital for extractions; the hospitals feel these procedures should be managed by graduates, but increasing litigiousness means they are worried about making mistakes.

This review attempts to deemphasize the "product names," as systems are often generically and inappropriately referred to as "Harrington rods," by introducing a functional classification for current systems.

Strepsirrhines are often inappropriately referred to as "living fossils".

Twenty four percent of children older than 3 years were inappropriately referred (NCR).

Thus 23 cases (34.9%) were potentially inappropriately referred to the DH (over-referral).

Additionally, anecdotal evidence indicated that some mental health clients were being inappropriately referred back to mental health when trying to access disability support services.

"I ask that any athlete, or anti-doping organisation, concerned that their rights are being eroded or inappropriately challenged refer those concerns to the commission, which intends to commence its work immediately".

Altogether, more than one in six patients were referred inappropriately, which was more common in older people.

Whereas the appropriateness rate of the provider's referral decision for adult pneumonia cases was 98.7%, almost 40% of the SM cases with an appropriate diagnosis were referred inappropriately.

That is, in some patients who present at an outpatient clinic, for example, in the ordinary way, there will be some who will have been referred inappropriately, see Figure 1.

"The MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) recognised the severity of the allegations, and the importance of understanding whether or not our officers had in the past acted inappropriately, and therefore voluntarily referred the 16 separate allegations to the IPCC.