Sentence examples for appropriate to develop a from inspiring English sources
It was considered appropriate to develop a kinetic model at optimized conditions, determined earlier for the lab reactor used [31].
As it is the larger branches that will influence log quality, it was considered appropriate to develop a model that would predict the diameter of the larger branches, rather than the average branch diameter.
As stated in [17], the image partitioning task is inherently hierarchical and it would be appropriate to develop a top-down segmentation strategy which returns a hierarchical partition of the image instead of a flat partition.
Dr Henderson added: "In addition an area between Skye and Mull has recently been identified as a place where it might be appropriate to develop a marine protected area to protect basking sharks.
The purpose of this audit and service development was to assess routine consultant paediatrician-led care against minimum standards and if appropriate to develop a nurse-led intervention.
For squamate reptiles, it will be appropriate to develop a denser physical map for P. vitticeps, a species which already has a preliminary physical map, BAC library and whole genome sequence assembly at a draft stage.
It is therefore appropriate to develop an educational tool that will facilitate the understanding and implementation of the Nigerian Code among stakeholders.
The inclusion of non-modifiable socio-demographic and general health variables in the predictive model enabled us to determine that, in addition to targeting modifiable predictors of intention to attend an eye test, it would be appropriate to develop an intervention that is tailored to different ethnic groups.
Case-study design was appropriate to develop an in-depth understanding of the organization's approach for incorporating research evidence into decision making processes, to explore organization and staff capacity for EIDM, to examine changes in capacity over time, and to identify the factors and dynamics that influenced both capacity development and change.
Other measures of acculturation that assess acculturation as a multi-dimensional process may be more appropriate to developing a clearer understanding of the impact of acculturation on perinatal mental health status.
