Sentence examples for mis use of from inspiring English sources

We explore the possible (mis)use of these databases in a criminal context by conducting two experiments.

Scandals surrounding the (mis)use of metal as collateral at Qingdao port will frighten off foreign creditors, and stockbuilding and financial demand there will dwindle.

The uptown Chicago branch office of Harris, Upham, where the alleged churning and mis use of a customer's funds occurred, was ordered suspended for a period of seven days, be ginning May 18.

We conclude the paper with a critical analysis of the status of the field, pointing out a number of fundamental issues related to the (mis) use of scientific methodology and evaluation procedures, and we identify some future research directions.

The (mis)use of the Internet by students to buy term papers or plagiarize others' writing is a major concern in Higher Education today.

If that sounds like Twitter, that's because Mesh is Twitter's Plan B. In recent weeks, we've seen Twitter quickly come to terms with the underlying problem of their viral success, and particular the unique but transcendent power of swarm characteristics that the (mis)use of the service has created.

Sensitivity analyses examining the effect of patient dropout and treatment adherence did not alter the results.Among stable patients with a history of MI, use of an intravenous chelation regimen with disodium EDTA, compared with placebo, modestly reduced the risk of adverse cardiovascular outcomes, many of which were revascularization procedures.

For non-STEMIs, we investigated delay in diagnosis of MI, use of angiography in hospital and use of secondary prevention drugs on discharge.

Variables associated with significantly increased mortality risk in this subgroup were: age, past MI, use of non-study lipid lowering medication, and diabetes mellitus (Table  3).

Underuse of these medications is unfortunate from both a patient's and a societal perspective: while optimal secondary prevention including these drugs prolongs the expected lifespan of a patient after MI, use of these interventions constitutes an attractive allocation of scarce economic resources.

The Fourth Meditation tells us that error is avoidable, that we err not as as a result of the way that we are constructed but as a result of our mis-use of one of the faculties that God has provided us, and that to avoid error we must refrain from affirming what we do not perceive clearly and distinctly.