Sentence examples for is inappropriately applied from inspiring English sources

However, this analysis is inappropriately applied as it fails to recognize dependencies and hierarchies among the observation units, which result in pseudoreplication.

Second, in too many cases new regulation has been inappropriately applied to small and medium-sized institutions.

Several law-enforcement officials said that in instances where the act was inappropriately applied the hospitals needed only to speak with prosecutors and provide information in support of their claim.

Nevertheless, some political thinkers argue that law — particularly, the assignment of rights and obligations — are inappropriately applied within the family.

Collections on business credit reports – Often errors appear if a similarly named business had a collections issue and derogatory comments were inappropriately applied to your file.

Staff time may be inappropriately applied: for example, in some countries a heavy load of in-service training activities and general administrative duties for technical staff reduces the time available for service delivery.

Some have argued that these laws are sometimes inappropriately applied, and point to cases in which a parent is charged with child neglect or endangerment for running into the store for a few minutes and leaving a child in the car.

However, the exponential and Weibull fire-interval distributions, which model a fire occurrence as a single event, are often inappropriately applied to these two-stage models.

The global L&D industry is over $200 billion and most learning professionals tell us that at least half this is wasted (forgotten, inappropriately applied, or just wasting peoples' time).

Misconceptions are not inherently inaccurate, but rather are inappropriately or incompletely applied to a given biological context in a way that is not aligned with our current scientific understanding of the world (Leonard et al., 2014).

Some shame is inappropriately placed.