The main concern was that increased data sharing could theoretically risk inappropriate identification of individuals, although in practice the size of a linked dataset at national level would make this unlikely.
ABO-incompatible liver transplantation was considered inappropriate because of its theoretically high risk of humoral rejection.
Therefore, physicians theoretically can decline the request of inappropriate LST based on their professional judgment.
This makes both underinvestment and unemployment theoretically impossible--a tell-tale sign of an inappropriate assumption.
But the swift reaction to his comments wasn't a part of a larger effort to stop anti-gay policies or sentiments, but rather a display of limited and perhaps shallow solidarity against the expression of an idea that is (rightly) deemed as inappropriate for today's broad-minded and theoretically inclusive dance music audiences.
Theoretically, microdose trials should allow an early selection between promising and inappropriate molecules for further development.
Peer support has been organised in three pre-defined subgroups, which are theoretically distinct [ 13, 17], and which include comparators that would be inappropriate to combine (e.g. in meta-analysis).
When the downloadable PlaySafe software is activated, it is technologically difficult for children (but not adults) to navigate away from the site, so parents can theoretically leave children alone in front of the computer without worrying that they will accidentally stumble onto inappropriate content, buy something or delete files.
The services meant for general audiences lack such restrictions and theoretically can be enjoyed by all types of people, although this freedom often translates into behavior that would be utterly inappropriate for children.
