Sentence examples for appropriate for instance from inspiring English sources

Triple loop learning changes norms and values if they are perceived to be no longer appropriate, for instance when confronted with climate change.

Insulin glargine might be more appropriate, for instance, in patients taking a lipid-lowering medication, in light of the synergistic effects of statins and insulin glargine observed in this study, whereas pioglitazone may be preferred if HDL is very low.

To facilitate comprehension of the terms on the HHQ, non-medical terms were used to describe these conditions where appropriate; for instance patients were told angina was analogous to chest pain and arrhythmia to an irregular heartbeat.

In some contexts, alternative definitions may be more appropriate; for instance, only nodes that are ON for a specified fraction of the limit cycle's states may be considered ON in the superset.

With clinical practice changing towards day of surgery admission in many countries, future studies in this area may find it difficult to deliver this intervention and may choose to consider testing whether shorter periods of fluid administration are appropriate; for instance, delivery of the fluid intervention in a two-hour period rather than six.

Only wear what is right for school and don't turn up with caked on make up or any clothes which shouldn't be worn at school, plus make sure that your clothes are appropriate, for instance no short cut or low cut skirt and shirt.

Although exact algorithms are appropriate for instances with small size, they are not often suitable for real instances owing to the computational time required to obtain an optimal solution.

When applying this approach to other diseases, researchers should investigate several distributions according to the shape of their data and choose an appropriate one based on some appropriate measures, for instance, those shown in Table 1.

When —for instance — applying an appropriate low-pass filter to a time series, all frequencies above the cutoff frequency are omitted, which results in a signal with less information.

Where the Australian curriculum, assessment and reporting authority (Acara) had stipulated that we ought to consider Indigenous "perspectives" in all areas, Pyne has suggested that it is about matching it where it is appropriate - for instance, not in maths.

In this case, a combination method defining a stronger logic (such as direct union of matrices) would be more appropriate than, for instance, algebraic fibring of Hilbert calculi.