Sentence examples for appropriate for observing from inspiring English sources
The idealised analytical models are not appropriate for observing commuters' behaviour dynamics as they lack the ability of representing decision-making processes occurring in a complex dynamic environment.
These tests may thus be more useful and appropriate for observing change in groups of subjects.
The concentration of dexamethasone that was 50% lethal to PBMCs from healthy donors was an appropriate concentration for observing the impacts of MIF on NF-κB/IκB signaling cascade (that is, the shift in the anti-inflammatory actions of dexamethalone).
The surface charge based interaction between positively charged drug and negatively charged red blood cells may be the appropriate reason for observed higher haemolysis in case of pure BBR at 100 μg/mL.
To examine risk for recurrent falls during follow-up (2 or more falls in 12 months), we will use general linear models appropriate for repeatedly observed ordinal outcomes with correlated responses, such as Poisson regression and negative binomial models.
Several recent epidemiological studies have addressed the issue of variation in geographical units from the point of view of choosing the hierarchical level most appropriate for the observed data.
These perturbations varied with ligand and domain, requiring appropriate adjustment of the optimal wavelength for observing the maximum perturbation caused by ligand association.
However, no appropriate effect was observed for thermal initiation.
Individual-level rescaling was performed in a tissue-specific manner (rather than using total brain volume) for the reason that the relationship between grey and white matter volumes is not linear (Zhang and Sejnowski, 2000), so correction by total brain volume would be less appropriate for our purpose of observing tissue-specific local variations.
Neither of these measures were utilised by any participants, though RN decided to leave one observed situation when the child became distressed during a clinical care-giving task as it did not feel comfortable or appropriate for RN to continue observing.
