Sentence examples for appropriately adopted from inspiring English sources

Therefore the chosen level is sufficiently consistent and thus appropriately adopted as the calibration point.

The transition crack size, related to the average grain size of the material, is chosen in such a way that the proposed approach can be appropriately adopted in both phases, considering the stress gradient and microstructure effects.

In fact, EW + LSSC discretization can be appropriately adopted in any other application that requires transformation from continuous data to binary bitsrings and involves similarity/dissimilarity matching in the Hamming domain so as to attain a deterministically resembled performance of the continuous counterpart.

If the test result of the homogeneity of variances between the groups was significant, the Mann–Whitney test was appropriately adopted.

Goldberg (2013) agrees but has argued that a philosopher who knows there are "epistemic peers" on the opposite side of an issue can still appropriately adopt an attitude of regarding her own view as defensible because that attitude does not imply that the person believes her view is correct.

With McCain as the Republican candidate and Obama as the Democratic candidate for President, it began to look like we might finally return to an administration that would appropriately adopt the results of science in policymaking.

Appropriately, '71 adopts an apolitical nihilism, depicting rampant internecine rivalry in which everyone is at each other's throats: nationalists and loyalists; army and RUC; squaddies and Military Reaction Force undercover agents; officials and foot soldiers – on both sides of the divide.

Competing with the best performers may unlock the other hospitals' potentials for innovation by identifying "best practices", modifying these practices appropriately and adopting them.

Adopting a 'professional persona' was widely associated with professionalism, and the enactment of this 'persona' involved dressing appropriately and adopting a certain detachment when dealing with patients, attributes which had negative connotations for students and elicited feelings of scepticism.

In students' narratives, the professional persona was enacted through dressing appropriately and adopting a certain detachment when speaking with patients; both aspects had negative connotations for students and elicited feelings of disdain and scepticism.

These methods can be adopted appropriately based on the criteria, alternatives, and generally the problem that a researcher is faced with.