Sentence examples for appropriate specifically from inspiring English sources

The difference of proportions between OC users and non-OC users was assessed by Pearson's χ 2-test or Fisher's exact test, as appropriate; specifically, Fisher's test was used for variables "married or separated/divorced" and "nulliparity"; for all other categorical variables, Pearson's test was appropriate.

Overall, the feedback from participants suggested that the content addressed through the training was relevant and appropriate, specifically the: management of hypertension (pharmacotherapy, particularly the use of combination medications); correct use of the BP monitoring device; proper technique and process for measurement of BP; and real life application and verification of skills.

One major problem that has contributed to the dearth of such protein-based studies is the lack of appropriate tools, specifically of validated isoform-specific antibodies.

The law banned leasing or licensing public lands near the fisheries reserve "until the legislature by appropriate resolution specifically finds that the entry will not constitute danger to the fishery," according to a recent decision from the Alaska Department of Law.

For example, neighborhood walking might be more appropriate to specifically test the hypothesis.

Moreover, ICF Core Sets for ADHD can be used to rate the content validity of already existing measures and thereby to select appropriate instruments specifically relevant to ADHD.

Our work shows that a gestational age of <28 weeks is an independent risk factor for late transfusions and hence it would be appropriate to specifically test the effects of EPO in this subgroup of extremely premature infants.

Therefore, it is more appropriate to specifically quantify the labeled T3 by chromatographic methods during D2 assays, thus avoiding an overestimation of D2 activity due to an artifactual release of iodide not accompanied by T3 production [71].

Although HIE is not universally accepted, the reports included in the previous issue of Critical Care should prompt clinicians to consider HIE an appropriate therapy specifically for calcium channel blocker poisoning.

In the coming years, the development of advanced generation gene transfer vectors should enhance our ability to target appropriate cells specifically and to achieve optimal transgene expression, and definition of breast tumor antigens will expand the targets for immunotherapy.

A further important issue that has not been addressed is stratification of patients for appropriate treatment; specifically, individual patients given antiangiogenic agents have yet to be selected based on the characteristics of their tumour.