Sentence examples for appropriate for informing from inspiring English sources

For this purpose we modified an existing economic model of agriculture, the Land-Use Allocation Model (LUAM) to provide outputs at a scale appropriate for informing a semi-quantitative landscape assessment at the level of 'Joint Character Areas' (JCAs).

But as in many other AI-related areas, it is not clear that the available mathematical theories are appropriate for informing these applications, and many computer scientists have felt it worthwhile to develop new foundations.

Although all three models validated here are potentially useful, in our opinion the BAR score is the most appropriate for informing clinical decision-making and risk-adjusting surgical outcome data in elective AAA repair.

Because residents of communities near beryllium production facilities are also at risk of developing CBD and BeS (Maier et al. 2008), similar analyses may be appropriate for informing screening programs for large community populations with relatively low exposure (Redlich and Welch 2008).

Only one GP did not believe this to be his task, and suggested that schools and municipal health centers are more appropriate places for informing the target group.

The patient samples were used in accordance with the Swedish Biobank Legislation and Ethical Review Act (approval by Uppsala Ethical Review Board, reference number: 2004:M-281 and 2009-224), including appropriate procedures for informed consent.

Understanding local perspectives and concerns regarding wildlife is essential for informing appropriate management strategies that reduce conflicts and promote sustainable coexistence.

An improved, quantitative understanding of building vulnerability to ballistic impacts is required for informing appropriate life safety actions and other risk reduction strategies.

Peer-reviewed and gray literature have been examined to assess the current prevalence and design of Medicaid lock-in programs, as well as the current evidence base for informing appropriate program design and understanding program effectiveness.

Identification of infant predictors of later childhood psychopathology is important for informing appropriate and timely intervention.

Understanding the potential advantages and limitations of methods in particular contexts is important for informing appropriate population survey design within the boundaries of financial and logistical constraints.