Sentence examples for appropriate either to from inspiring English sources

This sort of regulation is generally found in sacrificial cults; the offering must be appropriate either to the deity to whom or to the intention for which it is to be presented.

The choice of type of intervention did not predict failure; therefore, if patient selection were appropriate, either procedure to treat patients with MIOD should lead to equivocal results.

Simply placing an Indigenous child into the care of another Indigenous person isn't appropriate either, according to Mr Hartnett.

If possible and appropriate, either at the airport or at home, get a meal or a snack for them.

For the final analysis, the items selected for the D-SAFE model were those that attained a consensus and that were considered to be appropriate, either by all physicians for the discharge summary section or by all pharmacists for the discharge prescription section.

Again, the current GINA legislation and supplemental state laws provide various levels of protection against health insurance and employment discrimination, but there are still concerns that suggest that some level of protected access would be most appropriate, either by patient consent or to specific health care providers depending on the exact genetic test result.

Software allows information to be transmitted to various sites, such as the Weather Underground globally, or the CWOP within the United States, which can then be used by the appropriate meteorological organizations either to diagnose real-time conditions, or be used within weather forecast models.

Most patients should be referred to gastroenterologists but appropriate referral pathways, either to regional centres or locally, are best developed after discussion within the local cancer multidisciplinary team.

The search capability of a genetic algorithm is exploited to search the feature space for appropriate, either local or global, search strategy parameters.

Where appropriate, either written case studies were provided (Group B) or students were directed to a website [ 6] containing study material (Groups C and D), and were given instruction on how best to use the provided material.

If they ended up being sent to other schools, they'd be treated differently, which wouldn't be appropriate either".