Sentence examples for advancing appropriate from inspiring English sources

The promising results recommend the integration of cellular studies in the field of inhalation toxicology and their regulatory acceptance by advancing appropriate validation studies.

A finding that the online panel approach was feasible would show that the method has promise not only for advancing appropriate terminology use in QI, but also for facilitating decision-making in other fields of health services research.

These findings should motivate paediatricians to play a more active role in advancing appropriate interventions to facilitate the attainment of current performance targets for newborn health in this population.

Congress advance-appropriated $5.6 billion to the fund for use over 10 years (Fiscal Year (FY) 2004 2013; the US government's fiscal year (FY) starts on 1 October of the previous year and extends to 30 September of the next year.

Further efforts to optimize the oncologic benefit of IP chemotherapy while minimizing the toxicity are essential to advancing the appropriate use of this combined therapy.

Introduction: Despite recent advances, appropriate initial amikacin dose in critically ill patients is still challenging.

Furthermore, the nodes may be influenced by some stochastic disturbances and uncertainties, and the boundaries of these uncertainties are not always known in advance, appropriate adaptive update laws are used to deal with them.

Stepwise marker assisted selection and phenotyping technique was applied to select and advance the appropriate plants to decrease the number of samples in every generation.

Two regression approaches, the spatial error model and regression-kriging, are advanced as appropriate methods and compared to simpler but widely used regression models with limited spatial fidelity.

We continue to see tremendous support for fantasy sports in legislatures across the country, with nearly 30 states advancing thoughtful and appropriate regulations for fantasy play.

Those classmates range from ages six to seven as this is a first grade class, with subgroups of readers working on tasks at the same level and advancing at a pace appropriate to the individual's learning capabilities.