Sentence examples for appropriate to adapt from inspiring English sources
Rather than massively transforming crude earth into a low quality concrete, it would be more appropriate to adapt the architectural practice and/or to look for milder ways to improve properties.
However, since energy intake varies in male endurance athletes depending on the training season phase, it indeed seems appropriate to adapt dietary recommendations according to the different training season phases, as proposed by Stellingwerff et al. [17, 18].
Or would it be more appropriate to adapt it somehow?
Therefore, it is more appropriate to adapt CIN3+ as a surrogate end point for early diagnosis of cervical cancer.
Therefore, it is relevant to investigate and increase our knowledge of the content of the pine genome as this would allow the exploitation of natural genetic resources and the use of new forest reproductive material appropriate to adapt these trees to a changing climate.
Since the Sanderson et al. (2006b) study focuses on the perturbation and risk of a few constituents (surfactants) from municipal WWTPs, it is appropriate to adapt and combine the Chapman and Anderson (2005) decision matrix for WoE categorization with the U.S. EPA (1999) RAPID bioassessment method for assessment of environmental perturbation and risk of surfactants in streams.
Identifying and understanding the effects of important stressors are imperative for building and organising appropriate capacity to adapt and, ultimately, for successful adaptation.
The PFRF periodically calculates file access popularity to track the variation of users' access behaviors, and then replicates popular files to appropriate sites to adapt to the variation.
Based on these cognitive abilities, a CR needs to take appropriate actions to adapt itself to its surrounding environment.
Since a rearrangement task is very complicated, no studies have been conducted on developing appropriate motions to adapt to map errors.
In this step, engineers will map the source design into the target candidates and make appropriate adjustment to adapt the new contexts and constraints.
