Sentence examples for appropriate to check from inspiring English sources

Once you have been found to have high blood pressure, it needs monitoring, and it would be appropriate to check on your cholesterol level, too.

It is appropriate to check in with Johnson because it is closing in on two full seasons since Bill Parcells, then the Jets' general manager, traded him to the Buccaneers in April 2000 for two first-round picks at No. 13 and No. 27.

Therefore, it was thought appropriate to check the penetration of dyes into the interior of fibre.

Since each situation may involve unique factors, it is always appropriate to check with the Office of International Affairs OIAA).

Because the question remains whether the recipient has noticed the warning regardless of the used tool, it might be appropriate to check via phone whether an urgent warning has been noticed.

So, when thinking about how to cover President Obama's first official yearly address to a joint session of Congress (last year's didn't count, officially), I thought it would be appropriate to check in with the Populist Caucus once again.

The selection of the Treasury solicitor's department as an appropriate body to check Saville's homework is laughable.

As we just passed the one-year mark on that meeting, the Forbes 400 Summit on Philanthropy, we thought it an appropriate time to check in.

Since saturation of substitutions and base composition may violate reliability of results of phylogenetic analyses (especially based on nucleotide sequences) we carried out the appropriate tests to check it (see Material and Methods for details).

The polymerase chain reactions (PCRs) were performed using 1 μl of cDNA as a template in a 25 μl reaction under appropriate conditions to check the integrity of cDNA prepared.

Based on this cost-efficiency one-dimensional representation, we relied on appropriate statistical evaluation to check data normality.