Sentence examples for appropriate this definition from inspiring English sources

It is possible that outbreak definitions in transmission-free settings (where any occurrence of cases typically triggers outbreak response (Harrington et al., 2013)) may be consistent and appropriate; this definition has not been tested in this analysis.

A survey study was conducted with the students (totally 174 students) of Food Engineering Department in Namık Kemal University Agricultural Faculty in order to find answers for such questions as the following: What do our students think about the efficiency of education they take in order to be a food engineer with a foundation that is appropriate for this definition?

In accordance with section 103(a)(7)(C) of FUA, the Secretary has determined that it is appropriate to exclude from this definition any unit which has a design capability to consume any fuel (including any mixture thereof) that does not equal or exceed 100 million Btu's per hour.

Asada [ 48], proposed a three-step framework to assist researchers to measure health inequities that involves selecting: (1) a definition of equity; (2) appropriate strategies to operationalize this definition; (3) measures to quantify health information.

(This definition is appropriate only for scalar wave functions; for particles with spin the situation would be a little more complicated).

Paul argued this definition was appropriate because SideCar, like Lyft, operates on a voluntary donation system where the app suggests a price the passenger should pay the driver and then facilitates an electronic payment through its system.

This group declared this definition as appropriate for future use and indicated that they expect the use of this definition to increase significantly the reported incidence of ACOTS.

This definition may be appropriate for desktop display advertising, but does not necessarily apply on mobile.

We believe that this definition might not be appropriate, owing to two reasons.

It turns out that given the appropriate definition, this path is the equivalent of a straight line through four-dimensional spacetime, given the bending of spacetime.

We give an answer for thinning fluids by (i) suggesting an appropriate definition of fluid equivalence, and (ii) employing this definition in the analysis of the solution for a fracturing fluid with the power rheological law.