Sentence examples for unjustified application from inspiring English sources

It has been shown for cognitive tasks that the unjustified application of PGSS might greatly distort statistical results.

Therefore, the decision to start CRT in a patient should be taken with great care, since unjustified application of CRT may worsen the patients' condition.

Orth was quoted in American Rifleman as saying that although some elements of the legislation "appear unduly restrictive and unjustified in their application to law-abiding citizens, the measure as a whole appears to be one that the sportsmen of America can live with".

The bill, within the framework of Jewish law, would expand the ambit of conversion, prevent the application of unjustified stringencies, and provide more leniency and flexibility in administration.

But planners have recommended turning down the retrospective planning application, claiming the house is an unjustified residential development and does not constitute an exception under the One Planet Development initiative which deals with low impact homes.

However, resorting to a multi-collector ICP-SMS for IDMS applications is mostly not appropriate and unjustified.

It said the committee members voted to refuse the retrospective application for the house as it was "an unjustified development in open countryside contrary to planning policies".

Thus, if uncertainty about a patient's condition means that there is uncertainty about the application of an advance directive that can have unjustified negative consequences for the patient, it is better to be on the safe side and follow normal procedures for life sustaining treatment.

A systematic review of the literature has reported that many cluster randomized cancer screening intervention trials (19 CRC only and 6 CRC plus other sites) had deficiencies in the application of correct statistical procedures for the outcome analysis which led to unjustified rejection of the null hypothesis [ 17].

Were "evil" a useful term, which it surely is not in connection with such a tragic stalemate, its application to the dispossessed and the occupied, and not to the colonialist occupiers, is unjustified.

The application of a dynamic baseline (representing BAU and accounting only "isolated" changes in management) could even further reduce those unjustified impacts [11].   5.