Sentence examples for appropriate observed from inspiring English sources

Physiological models are incorporated into several accurate wheat simulation models that can predict anthesis when calibrated with appropriate observed data.

Sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values were estimated by the appropriate observed proportion and 95% confidence intervals were generated based on the assumption that they follow a binomial distribution.

In order to improve this phenomenon, we might introduce a hyperparameter which can control the activation probability appropriate to observed signals.

When the droplets evolved into the appropriate structures (observed through the high-speed camera), the PEGDA droplet was polymerized by high-intensity UV light exposure (∼10 W/cm).

Nonsymmetric confidence intervals were calculated to measure acquisition and clearance, as these are more appropriate when observed percentages are low (20 ).

But with an economic slowdown looming and consumer confidence plunging, it might be appropriate to observe the disconcerting signals in the hockey business, and the sale of the Canadiens in one of them.

However, as paradoxical as it may sound, mobile phone datasets are not appropriate to observe real propagations of information.

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.

When analysing the changes in the line segments on the Military Survey Maps, it is more appropriate to observe the changes in the development of the length characteristics, rather than the changes in the development of the area.

But given the references to ?rights? with the attendant hint of a possible lawsuit over the adoption or the implementation of the NGSS, it would have been appropriate to observe that such objections already have been the subject of litigation in the federal courts.

Are there other practices that signify for you the experience of mourning a loss, and might be appropriate to observe as your own adopted ritual?