Sentence examples for appropriate in describing from inspiring English sources

The MRI studies described here have suggested that a fractal representation might be appropriate in describing heterogeneous porous systems.

In my view, and that of several victims' advocates I spoke with, the term "rape" is appropriate in describing the most severe allegations in the Sandusky case.

This scenario seems appropriate in describing the evolution of neural networks (Striedter 2005).

A theoretical solid solution composition with end members resembling both bassanite and anhydrite may be more appropriate in describing the nature of our evaporation solids.

Table 2 exhibits the contestant headway distribution models that could be applied at different traffic operating conditions and indicates that Pearson 5 (2Pearsonrson 6 (3P), log-logistic and lognormal models could be appropriate in describing headways at moderate and heavy flow [6, 7, 8].

"And I think it's very appropriate in describing the work that [Szot] does with kids with physical challenges".

It was found that the pseudo-second-order kinetic model was the most appropriate model in describing the adsorption kinetics.

In the statement, Katich said the word was an "appropriate term in describing someone as illegal if they are in this country illegally," adding that the News-Press has used the word for 10 years.

Bosanquet is generally considered to be one of the most Hegelian of the British Idealists, though the extent to which the term 'Hegelian' is appropriate or illuminating in describing his work has been a matter of some recent debate (Sweet 1995).

However, morphometric methods are usually not the most appropriate techniques for use in describing the outcomes of regeneration studies.

The hypertabastic model has been shown to be robust with respect to departure of the data from the distribution [ 1, 2], making it an appropriate model to use in describing a wide variety of survival data.