Sentence examples for appropriate in each case from inspiring English sources

Input from a user is checked against these patterns to decide which answer is most appropriate in each case.

Datasets were compared by independent or paired Student's t-test, as appropriate in each case.

Scatter plots were examined to assess the linearity of the relationship and Pearson's correlation was considered appropriate in each case.

The different female genotypes varied in intrinsic egg-laying capacity; therefore, to compare them, we used estimates of virgin female reproductive output (virgin fecundity scaled by the appropriate egg adult survival, calculated as described above) of the appropriate genotype in each case as a baseline for standardization (for egg-to-adult survival data and analysis see File S2; Figure S3).

"But we evaluate the appropriate forum in each case and make the decision based on the particular facts and circumstances".

The minimum of the measurement time can be obtained by selecting the appropriate signal in each case.

The practical application of this approach to engineering problems necessitates the use of appropriate software in each case or use of published tables of data, obtained from numerical solution of the non-linear algebraic system, corresponding to each problem.

Although this work focused on the discovery of HME related content, the same framework can be reused for discovering information related to any topic of interest, including other illegal and terrorist-related content on the Web such as drugs, child pornography, money counterfeiting, human trafficking, or terrorist radicalization, simply by building appropriate classifiers in each case.

293 cells were transfected by calcium phosphate precipitation using 4 µg of appropriate cDNA in each case.

Sequences in La Laguna were run on a MegaBase and in Las Palmas on an ABI 3130xl analyzer using the appropriate chemicals in each case.

We have outlined a decisional algorithm to choose the most appropriate technique in each case to reduce the incidence of complications.