misapplication

Examples of misapplied

misapplied

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

This list excludes many other areas of research that are less easily distinguished but equally dangerous if misapplied.
At the very least, one could object that the notion of multiple passivization is misapplied here, as the formal similarity is plausibly regarded as concord.
Not only are secondary sources often over-used, they are frequently misapplied.
Alternatively, they may take the judgment to other authorities through the petitioning system (shangfang), and claim that the courts have misapplied the laws.
This means that purely ethical consistency arguments are often misapplied, because they assume a transitivity of moral acceptability that often is not there.
As with all psychiatric terms, personality disorder can be misapplied as a pejorative label.
This could be because the forms have been misapplied, and a synthesised organisation of the basic idea or pattern has not been achieved.
Primitive operations that may be misapplied are highlighted in red, while the rest are highlighted in green.
The explanations must include the run-time values that caused the errors as well as the source location of the misapplied primitives.
Dworkin urges that prior decisions misapplied the concept and therefore misapplied the law.
Even if it is not dangerous, the drugs can be misapplied or misdirected.
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