Sentence examples for appropriate in this study from inspiring English sources
The Haldane model is appropriate in this study.
Hence, the use of ESR, which accounts for both observable and unobservable factors, is appropriate in this study (Lokshin and Sajaia 2004).
Some differences in methodology may account for this difference; we used freshly isolated human NK cells, in contrast to cultured human NK cell lines and murine NK cells and employed a flow cytometric-based cytotoxicity assay as opposed to chromium release assay and the effects of adiponectin on IL-12-enhanced cytotoxicity was not measured or appropriate in this study.
Most women report that their baby is most active before they go to sleep but we did not consider bedside observations appropriate in this study.
This approach is considered appropriate in this study as it may help uncover the particular concerns and difficulties participants encountered, when self-managing their GDM.
Hence, we considered allocation concealment to be appropriate in this study if centralized randomization, numbered, coded vehicles, or opaque, sealed, and sequentially numbered envelopes were reported [ 8].
Appropriate dosing in this study (49 %) was much higher than Decloedt et al. (32 %), Sweileh et al. (26.42 %) and Salomon et al. (34%%) studies [ 14– 16].
By including appropriate mutants in this study, we identified components of the ABA hormonal pathway that act downstream of WRKY33 to mediate host resistance.
The proportions of inappropriate, late, and appropriate referrals in this study were identical to those previously reported for the same geographical area [ 13].
Paracetamol is an invaluable over-the-counter medication which is safe, readily available and affordable; though given in appropriate dose in this study, however, it has great potential for misuse and overdose.
Given methotrexate is a standard treatment in R/M HNSCC in many countries, and is used as a standard comparator in other Phase III trials, this agent is considered an appropriate comparator in this study.
