Sentence examples for appropriate of those from inspiring English sources

Should a circumvention device be created using this information, we and others would avail ourselves, as appropriate, of those remedies.

jModeltest2 indicated that the HKY model was most appropriate of those supported by MRBAYES.

Overall our analysis showed that having older children in the home had overall the strongest association with membership of all infectious symptom classes and as a proxy may be the most appropriate of those considered as an overall measure of infectious exposure.

There is evidence of health benefits gained from being upright (standing and walking) despite the lower intensities of these activities [ 57] and given the aim of the intervention in this study was to achieve any increase in physical activity, including incidental walking, regardless of intensity, this device was the most appropriate of those available.

This paper reports prevalence rates for childhood disability in the United Kingdom (UK) and describes the social and household circumstances of disabled children, comparing these where appropriate to those of non-disabled children.

However, for both skin type groups the reported range was wide, with some GPs providing estimates of 2 hours and 4 hours as appropriate for those of low and high sun sensitivity, respectively.

All kimchi packs a punch, thanks to plenty of garlic and chili peppers, and I have included appropriate quantities of those here.

With large corporations shunning the gun lobby, with the general and appropriate shaming of those who spoke contemptuously of the Parkland kids, it seemed like a pivotal moment.

But he left unclear what would happen to those millions of illegal immigrants, saying only that "the appropriate disposition of those individuals" will take place at some future date after the criminals are deported and his border wall is built.

(APPLAUSE) And the establishment of our new lawful immigration system then and only then will we be in a position to consider the appropriate disposition of those individuals who remain.

Comparison with FIA data requires appropriate use of those data.