Sentence examples for a more appropriate structure from inspiring English sources

The Irish banking sector would then have a more appropriate structure.

Consequently, this produces a new and more appropriate structure.

Killik & Co said: "The raising of equity will provide the group with a more appropriate capital structure and provide financial flexibility in the current environment.

The high rate of change in software development is due to the multitude of motivations for altering program code: fixing a bug, replacing an algorithm with a better one, changing the control flow in the program or using a more appropriate data structure, to name just a few.

With new responsibilities having been transferred to the decentralized level, a more appropriate personnel structure might require the creation of new types of jobs, re-profiling of old ones or the addition or abolishing of staff positions in accordance with need.

The current crisis of trust for Facebook should be a wake-up call that the tech giant and others like it need more appropriate structures of ownership and accountability.

Therefore, it has been proposed that peak artery diameter may serve as a more appropriate assessment of conduit structure (Naylor et al. 2005) than resting measurements.

The results indicate that a more appropriate interpretation of the flow structures very close to the wall is possible by analysing the spatial variation of exponent m, which approximates better the flow pattern compared to the heat transfer coefficients.

We contend that microfibrils may be a more appropriate nomenclature for these thinner structures, as the features identified as subfibrils by microscopy generally refer to microfibrils earlier identified by XRD studies, which offer a much broader and earlier range of reports.

This was the first step toward a 3D velocity model which includes lateral inhomogeneities and therefore describes the velocity structure in a more appropriate way.

Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) is a more appropriate method for testing whether the factor structure of a covariance matrix from a novel sample can corroborate the original model [ 31].