Sentence examples for appropriate to questions from inspiring English sources

Thus, as with cDNA arrays, it is possible to use the large amounts of data (routinely thousands of data points from multiple biomarkers) to develop statistical models appropriate to questions of clinical and biologic interest.

But it also seems appropriate to question Geist's veracity as a narrator.

Adding jobs was never Mitt Romney's private sector agenda, and it's appropriate to question his ability to do so.

"Once a person has built up enough superannuation savings that will enable them to achieve a fairly high standard of living, it's appropriate to question whether taxpayers should fund incentives to build wealth beyond this".

While it's appropriate to question Mr. Bolton about his qualifications for this important job, make no mistake: he represents this Bush system of governing, which is arrogant, ideologically driven and disdainful of those who do not agree.

There are those like Jesse N. McAdoo, a 58-year-old black man who despite his own experiences with racial profiling says he believes it is utterly appropriate to question Middle Easterners.

It is appropriate to question the management paradigm that if the project slips then management is deficient (Sage et al. 2014).

As Letterman's post-Oscars night guests, Letterman thought it only appropriate to question the boys on their notorious trip to the Academy Awards in 2000 where they wore dresses a la Jennifer Lopez and Gwyneth Paltrow.

This complexity potentially hinders the ability to apply mathematical analyses and it is appropriate to question whether all complexities are required.

Would it not be more appropriate to question whether sCD40L from (stored) blood products contributed to elevated serum levels in their trial, before embarking on therapeutic interventions?

In light of the significant differences in gene density apparent to chromosome 7 [ 3], it seemed appropriate to question this assumption.