Sentence examples for systematic misuse from inspiring English sources

Though inspired above all by the epic malfeasance of Richard Nixon, the committee discovered a history of systematic misuse of eavesdropping authority stretching back decades, under presidents of both parties.

"This was a widespread systematic misuse of illegal substances.

In the findings of the panel, published on 30 April, Al Zarooni was accused of a "deliberate flouting" of the rules and "widespread systematic misuse of illegal substances".

Our program and study was not designed to make systematic substance abuse, dependence, or addiction diagnoses but rather to apply a working diagnosis of misuse that defined conditions under which opioids would be prescribed.

19 22 A recent publication found that systematic reviewers and meta-analysts are misusing reporting tools like Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (STROBE) due to the dearth of validated assessment instruments.

Sometimes misused as a synonym for systematic reviews, where the review includes a meta-analysis[ 4].

Systematic approaches to pain management and detecting opioid misuse can reassure physicians that they can alleviate suffering with opioids without inviting criminal sanction or negatively impacting public health.

Because our findings suggest that at-risk drinkers admitted to the ICU with infection are less prompt to develop intense immune response than not-at-risk drinkers, we believe that systematic and accurate identification of patients with prior alcohol misuse will lead to improved care for these patients.

A case study [ 40], during which the conduct and management of a systematic review of studies concerning interventions for reducing substance misuse in young children was observed, noted the exclusion of review articles that did not follow a systematic methodology but contained explicit considerations of wider environmental factors impacting upon substance misuse.

One of the main concerns of such misuse is the potential introduction of bias into systematic reviews and meta-analysis.

The patterns of use of invalid and warning codes demonstrated that random error (reflected in single-case misuse) was quite small in comparison with more systematic patterns of invalid flagging.