Sentence examples for appropriate in case from inspiring English sources

When Poe wrote of "crystalline delight," he could not have had Wong Herbert Yee's "Tracks in the Snow" in mind, but it would be appropriate (in case Poe is still listening).

That means, these models employed here are more flexible and more appropriate in case of categorical (ordinal) response variables, as they do not assume a linear relationship between the observed and latent variables and are not based on the assumption of multivariate normal data.

Desensitization is only appropriate in case of a strong suspicion of an IgE-mediated allergic reaction.

Mean, median and standard deviations or median and ranges, if appropriate in case of skewed distributions, of descriptive parameters of primary and secondary outcomes will be reported.

This assumption was appropriate in case of biological models like the Drosophila development and the yeast stress response, mainly because those are processes in which transcriptional regulations are highly dynamic.

For baseline data, the t-test or the Mann-Whitney U test were used as appropriate to analyse continuous data; Pearson's Chi-square or Fisher's Exact Test were used as appropriate in case of categorical variables.

Mediation, Hughes accepted, would not be appropriate in cases involving domestic violence.

She said that a review was appropriate in "cases of this kind".

Mr. Cardozo, speaking generally, said settlements were appropriate in cases where the police had erred and someone was harmed.

That report, issued on Tuesday, after the panel consulted public meetings across the country, said that assisted suicide might be appropriate in cases of incurable illness.

Home Office guidelines state that detention is appropriate in cases where removal is imminent, or within a "reasonable period", or where there is a risk that a person might abscond.