Sentence examples for lead to an improper from inspiring English sources

The White House had said that the legislation could lead to an improper military role in overseeing detention and court proceedings and could infringe on the president's authority in dealing with terrorism suspects.

This could easily be misinterpreted, documented incorrectly, and ultimately lead to an improper reading.

This results, in many cases, in the loss of clarity of resilience concepts (Brand and Jax 2007), and may lead to an improper characterization of pattern process (stress response) relationships.

The use of a low number of particles may result not only in loss of accuracy, but also may lead to an improper reproduction of the mixing process, limited by diffusion.

This inconsistent flow condition from the site could potentially distort the actual aerodynamic interactions between a cable and the oncoming wind, and lead to an improper solution for designing vibration controlling means for stay cables.

It has been shown, for example, in [9] that the feature space dimensionality in which the considered classifier is trained can have a significant impact on its performances: a too small amount of images regarding dimensionality (the number of features) might lead to an improper training of the classifier and thus to results with a possibly high statistical variance.

Moreover, Salazar et al. (2012) found two independence Jeffreys priors, one of which leads to an improper posterior distribution whereas the other leads to a proper posterior distribution.

Generally, tetraplegics suffer from impaired chest wall and diaphragm muscle function which leads to an improper functioning of the lungs, subsequently causing death.

Note that in some cases the integral used in Definition 2.2 leads to an improper integral as appeared in the proof of Theorem 2.2.

This fact, unfortunately, has led to an improper phraseology persisting in the literature indicating that spores have an "electron dense" outer layer (please see Appendix S1).

If this is the case, the variable estimate (the point estimate of the impact of the treatment on the outcome) will still be unbiased, but estimated SEs may be too small, and lead to an incorrect inference, especially an improper rejection of the null hypothesis in favor of the alternative (type I error).