Sentence examples for appropriate to clarify from inspiring English sources
Before analysing our results showing the impact of benefits on employment duration, it is appropriate to clarify how unemployment duration influences on subsequent job duration.
Parents of patients were offered enrolment in this study, where appropriate, to clarify their children's genetic test results.
We assumed statistical significance at p = 0.05, but present confidence intervals, and p-values where appropriate, to clarify the exact strength of statistical relationships.
Thus, species native to southern China are appropriate models to clarify the contributions of geography and climate to contemporary genetic divergence and diversification.
Environmental activist Van Jones told HuffPost, "I think [the president] did what was appropriate, which was to clarify the basis of his decision making.
What would be an appropriate alternative method to clarify disputed ChIP sites?
A statement Monday from Janssen Pharmaceutica, a unit of Johnson & Johnson, said it helped finance the research center in 2002 "with an objective to conduct rigorous clinical trials to clarify appropriate use and dosing of Risperdal in children".
Further studies with more appropriate designs are needed to clarify the physiological and therapeutic effects of this taping technique.
As part of the broader Warramiri website project, we also undertook whole-of-community consultation around 'two-way' education at Gäwa, in an attempt to clarify appropriate local pedagogies when it came to Warramiri/Djambarrpuyŋu/English usage as well as learning styles, team teaching, intercultural curriculum, etc. (van Gelderen 2016).
Then, a replication experiment was launched to clarify appropriate activities for implementing the fourth and final phase national scale up.
14 An international research group recently produced draft recommendations to clarify appropriate ethical conduct in cluster randomised trials, including recommendations about when investigators need to obtain individual consent to participate in these trials and when they do not.
