Sentence examples for apparent appropriateness from inspiring English sources

However, despite its apparent appropriateness, post-MI remodeling consisting of LV hypertrophy and dilation constitutes an independent risk factor for the development of heart failure [ 63].

Despite the apparent appropriateness of left ventricular (LV) remodeling following myocardial infarction (MI), it poses an independent risk factor for development of heart failure.

This difference was not apparent when appropriateness of referral was judged on the final Regional Genetics Clinic risk assessment; indeed the reverse was seen for colorectal cancer.

Another common theme noted by researchers was some chaplains' apparent deep-rooted questioning of the appropriateness and effectiveness of research in studying issues previously considered by some as elusive, unquantifiable or sacred, exemplified by researchers following perceptions: "You can't measure the divine"; "Don't unpack the 'special", and; "Sacred means don't probe".

The paper reflects on the apparent success of the intervention, discusses the appropriateness of PSMs in this particular intervention context, as well as the generalisibility of the findings to other PSMs and/or multi-organisational contexts.

Usage of the words is so widespread that their appropriateness is accepted as a apparent.

Although initially debates raged, the promise and appropriateness of biofuels are now clearly apparent.

Academics and the United States government, have questioned the validity of peer review by OMICS journals, the appropriateness of author fees and marketing, and the apparent advertising of the names of scientists as journal editors or conference speakers without their knowledge or permission.

Absent C-peptide at any time confirms absolute insulin requirement and the appropriateness of Type 1 diabetes management strategies regardless of apparent aetiology.

In light of the increasing use of self-management approaches in stroke, the uncertainties relating to its utility and efficacy among different ethnic groups and the higher incidence of stroke in minority ethnic communities, the need to explore the appropriateness of currently used self-management approaches post-stroke is apparent.

The apparent effectiveness of the PPB model, which arises from solution studies, supports the appropriateness of the solution model.