Sentence examples for appropriate to instigate from inspiring English sources

Further studies need to be conducted as soon as possible to determine whether this finding is reproducible and if confirmed, it would then be appropriate to instigate public health campaigns to encourage women to go to sleep on their left side in late pregnancy.

Cocktail parties, the produce section of the grocery store and the doctor's office are not appropriate places to instigate impromptu parent-teacher conferences.

To instigate bone formation, cells need to adhere and proliferate.

Rapid detection and differentiation from seasonal influenza is essential to instigate appropriate patient and public health management and for disease surveillance.

A jury at Winchester coroner's court found that the jail's failure to instigate appropriate self-harm support measures contributed to the death of Sean Plumstead, a father of two, who was discovered by his cellmate on the evening of 15 September last year.

Accurate staging of disease in patients with newly diagnosed esophageal cancer is necessary in order to instigate appropriate curative or palliative therapy.

We assessed experts' preferred methods of detecting and treating depression in palliative care, but we did not address the decisions and actions required after detection to instigate appropriate and effective intervention.

Knowing more about infectious risk factors for hearing loss may allow us to instigate appropriate public health policy and action to reduce the burden of adult hearing loss, but it should be noted that any relationships are likely to be impacted by cohort effects.

Interestingly, a ΔrpoS mutant grows poorly compared to the wild-type and ∆yeaG strains in the recovery growth experiment (Figure S2), We thus propose that the correct intracellular levels of rpoS is important to instigate the appropriate adaptive response to sustained N starvation, whereas the absence of rpoS is likely to have significant pleiotropic effects on how E. coli adapts to N stress.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan addressed the group, and that was completely appropriate because he did much to instigate these comparisons and contrasts when he (and the NEA) arranged for the first-ever Education Summit of high-achieving nations.

"They are a design to instigate fantasy.