Sentence examples similar to risk of misapplication from inspiring English sources

But as with any success or policy change, the risks of misunderstanding and misapplication are enormous.

Might you not call this the cake-taker of misapplication?

Second, fear of misapplication cannot be allowed to prevent realization of the full benefits that these new insights offer.

Indeed relatively inexperienced scientists can achieve a high throughput of high quality data, although this can then raise the problem of misapplication.

However, examples of misapplication of the triage protocol were found throughout the entire 'after' period and act as reminders that implementation is a continuous process.

A final warning on the use of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) to assess psychiatric comorbidity [2, 3], because we risk misapplication and misinterpretation of findings.

If ecological engineering does not do this it risks misinterpretation, misapplication and non-acceptance, and may get lost in a sea of rapidly growing green endeavors.

The frame of 'individual genetic profile' offers individualized health care but risks misapplication in policies that place responsibility for disease prevention on the individual to the policy relief of industry and toxic environments.

With expert librarian help, we will identify reviews, scholarly commentaries, models of good practice and examples of (alleged) misapplication of realist evaluation.

The installation of cameras at Washington Square Park is a good example of the misapplication of this strategy.

The committee said that the error had crept into European Union regulations because of a "misapplication of the original guidance" under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.