Sentence examples for appropriate to project from inspiring English sources

Test results are presented and energy consumption data are compared with values shown on the European Energy Label. Results are discussed also with regard to the question as to whether or not the Energy Label and the associated test standard are appropriate to project actual energy consumption in use.

To that end, data limitations and convenience criteria were taken into consideration in the process of developing appropriate models to project specialist physician requirements for Mexico's three main public health institutions.

This has exposed serious weaknesses in the ability to project appropriate force.

Based on national breast cancer projections [ 4] and more recent NSW data [ 30], the APC model 303 (age and cohort) was considered to be the most appropriate model with which to project incidence for 2008 2017.

At the same time, his talent and temperament pulled him toward realism, and his best performances register the tension between the perceived responsibility to project an appropriate image and the desire to portray a human being.

Gerald Gaus has provided a conception of reasons he thinks is most appropriate to the project of public justification.

It's a unique proposal, and that compelled us to establish a scope that's appropriate to the project".

All of the data used to generate the power plots are available for download at http://jhir.library.jhu.edu/handle/1774.2/36508, so that users can select parameter sets appropriate to their project goals.

Typical DAC evaluation criteria of efficiency, effectiveness, impact, sustainability and relevance are not considered as they are appropriate to programme or project evaluations and not meta-evaluations of this type.

On the Grammy-winning album "Get Lifted" by the crooner John Legend, and with the metal band Ministry, he used horns whose materials lent sounds more appropriate to those projects.

This approach follows the tradition of Strauss and Corbin (1990), which suggests that it is appropriate to begin a project with a tentative set of expectations while leaving room for new ideas to emerge when there is enough conceptual background that fully inductive work is not necessary.