Sentence examples for Universally appropriate from inspiring English sources

There is no universally appropriate thermal treatment technology.

The event under discussion indicates that their general suggestion may not be universally appropriate in all cases.

Such negative trends may make the inclusion of DPL in current trauma education potentially outdated and no longer universally appropriate in trauma evaluation algorithms.

The study's findings support contingency theory's tenet of no universally appropriate SMA system, with factors such as company size and strategy having a significant bearing on the successful application of SMA.

Although the 10,000 step daily goal is not universally appropriate for all ages and levels of physical function, it is considered "a reasonable target for healthy adults," according to a 2011 research review published in the International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity.

Organization of services to achieve this is clearly a challenge, perhaps with no single, complete and universally appropriate solution, but always their basis must be in primary care.

I've never had a weight problem, and yet I have spent an embarrassing amount of time dissecting myself in the mirror and eating limp grilled-chicken salads, which is somehow the one universally endorsed "appropriate" meal for young women, the one that gets repeated by every starlet on a diet featured in Us Weekly.

Hydration of high-risk patients for CIN before contrast administration is a universally accepted appropriate and safe measure to prevent CIN [ 8].

Use: Heterogeneity of role descriptions – What tasks and competencies are universally accepted as appropriate for HCAs?

Primary Health Care is defined as "socially appropriate, universally accessible, scientifically sound first level care provided by a suitably trained workforce supported by integrated referral systems and in a way that gives priority to those most in need, maximises community and individual self-reliance and participation and involves collaboration with other sectors.

The constructs and dictates of western philosophy and ethics may no longer be considered as universally applicable or appropriate to prescribe the conduct of S/T research on the international scale, given that new biomedical S/T enterprises and a global economic presence of non-western nations, and commercial and cultural groups are on the rise.