Sentence examples for was applied improperly from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that initiation of this process does not mean that we have seen any evidence that the protocol was applied improperly, but simply reflects our obligation to ensure the health and safety of our players".

It is possible that PS ventilation may be associated with a greater degree of asynchrony than other modes of ventilation [ 21], but also it may be that PS ventilation was applied improperly in this cohort, a situation beyond our control given our role as observers.

In an interview, Mr. Morse said the problems were far more widespread than that, probably because the fireproofing had been applied improperly to rusty steel.

Welds in as many as 249 cars may have been applied improperly in the vicinity of the fuel-tank straps, as well as near a subassembly close to the rear floorpan.

Mr. Price has pleaded guilty, but Mr. Nelson has asked the Supreme Court for a broader ruling that civil rights laws were applied improperly to charges that he killed a Hasidic scholar, Yankel Rosenbaum, during violence between blacks and Orthodox Jews in 1991.

The report found that there was a blurring of interrogation techniques used at Guantánamo Bay and in Afghanistan that were applied improperly in Iraq; confusion with Central Intelligence Agency interrogators using different procedures; poorly trained civilian contractors, and a dire shortages of military police, interrogators and linguists.

If the glue used to apply eyelash extensions is applied improperly, it can pull at the skin and cause severe pain around the eyes.

They also claim that certain charges have been applied to the show improperly.

Although mechanical ventilation (MV) is applied to patients without lung injury, improperly set MV [2] can cause a secondary ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI) [3], playing a key role in the high incidence of ARDS (25%%) within 48 h of MV initiation [4, 5].

A similar theory is applied to security guards who are issued guns by an employer and improperly use the firearm.

State laws could be applied to public officials' breaches of ethical conduct, including the broad anticorruption statute included in the Public Officers Law, which prohibits state officials from improperly soliciting or receiving financial benefits as a result of their official positions.