Sentence examples for appropriate up from inspiring English sources

He is the co-author of the Economic Diversification and Defense Adjustment Act, which would appropriate up to $200 million this year to begin job retraining for dislocated defense workers and pay health insurance premiums for them while they are out of work, among other things.

This allowed therapy to start as soon as clinically indicated and, if deemed appropriate, up to three contacts per week for up to 16 weeks, following participants along their stroke pathway.

While regulation of normal epithelial cell growth and differentiation is contingent upon appropriate up- or down-regulation of TGF-β/SMAD responsive genes, this homeostasis is disrupted during neoplastic processes, resulting in outgrowth and invasion of transformed cells.

The fusion power output can be from 100 to 300 MW, with appropriate up-gradation of in-vessel components.

These findings will help develop appropriate up-and down-scaling schemes of remotely sensed soil moisture data for various hydrologic and environmental modeling applications.

The need to upgrade existing CWE models for appropriate up-scaling and the issues that require to be solved by the collaboration with meteorologists are pointed out.

However, empirical results obtained on smaller scales can help to indicate long term, delayed and combinatory effects to some extent when an appropriate up-scaling procedure of small-scale and short-term results is developed.

The inversion method then often includes (1) Bayesian inversion of elastic parameters from seismic data, (2) Bayesian inversion of rock physical parameters from elastic parameters by considering an appropriate up-scaling method and (3) Bayesian classification of facies from inverted rock physical parameters.

To remedy the problem, many medical groups issue clinical-practice guidelines: experts in a field sort through the reams of clinical research on a medical condition and pore over drug studies, then publish summaries about what treatments work best so that physicians everywhere can offer the most appropriate, up-to-date care to their patients.

Furthermore, we could not find appropriate up-to-date reference values for adult Limousin cows in the literature and application of older data could have caused misinterpretations because reference values may change due to genetic and environmental factors [ 32].

Thus the childhood reduction of hypoxia-induced ROS accumulation at altitude, by appropriate up-regulation of PDK1 and HPH3, to levels we found in control children, might prevent time induced accumulation of ROS which ultimately may lead to the clinical development of the CMS syndrome in the children fathered by CMS patients.