"The plaintiffs are not complaining that the law has been applied incorrectly," Ms. Fredrich said.
(The term auricle has also been applied, incorrectly, to the entire atrium).
They worry that the gradual disappearance of psychoanalytic theory from psychology curriculums means that those ideas are bound to be applied incorrectly as new advances are neglected.
The research highlighted some key consumer gripes such as a fee or charge being applied incorrectly, a requested change to an account not happening – or one happening hasn't been requested.
If the aneurysm bursts in the process — because the clip is applied incorrectly, or the surgeon inadvertently punctures one of the tributary vessels or doesn't see something critical on the underside of the aneurysm — the patient stands a good chance of dying.
When that treatment is applied incorrectly, not only can it be life threatening but also the difference between returning to a relatively normal life or needing further and costly care indefinitely.
"It's possible, because of the complexity of the law, that it has been applied incorrectly", he says.
Consequently, we also believe the Rules of Procedure have been applied incorrectly.
If a tourniquet is applied incorrectly, it may lead to an unnecessary serious injury to or loss of the affected limb.
> > Now I think we have misunderstood each other: > > I spent a total of $3,680.25 (+tax) for the whole purchase (including the > received $235.75 discount that was applied only to M4500 — again, > incorrectly, for it was T3500 that was delayed).
In popular usage, the name Big Bertha was also applied, incorrectly, by members of the Allied forces to the extreme long-range cannons with which the Germans shelled Paris in 1918; those guns are properly known as Paris Guns.
