Tobacco-cessation product packaging and instruction materials may not be appropriate for some smokers and may contribute to the underuse and misuse of evidence-based treatments.
One key concern was the misuse of research evidence and the misinformation about genetic testing, particularly when marketed directly to the public, coaches or parents.
However, insurance companies can and do deny care based on a perverse misuse of an evidence-based model.
What we're having is this misuse of the neuroscientific evidence, to suggest that it's very dangerous for children to be left in certain situations.
Poppers, also known as alkyl nitrite, have also been excluded from the legislation after the government's advisory committee on the misuse of drugs provided evidence that they did not have a direct impact on the brain.
In textbooks, authors may devise their own nomenclature to highlight the properties of particular kinds of fallacious arguments ("misleading vividness" thus designates the misuse of vivid anecdotal evidence, and so on).
But the main point is surely the contrast between the increasing orderliness of society and the examples of endemic corruption, destruction of evidence, misuse of firearms, punitive attitudes to innocent members of the public, racism, excessive force, the misuse of undercover policing operations and deaths in custody that litter the record of British police.
There have been allegations of misuse of funds and little evidence that the program delivered the promised results.
That's right, a review; a consultation process where a panel of experts, his Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) takes evidence from people and organisations that really know what they are talking about, looks at the facts and makes recommendations.
"Instead of calling attention to the growing misuse of rap lyrics as evidence, the NJ Supreme Court just used this important ruling to give the judiciary a pat on the back that it hardly deserves".
