Sentence examples for appropriately articulated from inspiring English sources
Within the boundaries of the MalariaGEN research collaboration, researchers felt confident that their insider knowledge and values were appropriately articulated, shared and respected.
Modulating his voice with a timbre of reverence for the institution he would soon inherit, Reagan articulated an appropriately abstract statement that might have seemed scripted and memorized had it been possible timewise to do either.
In the majority of IDIs conducted at all stages during follow-up (Table 1), MDP301 trial participants in Mwanza were able to appropriately recall and articulate key information related to the potential non-protective effect of gel, for example: "At present I do not know... until after the results are examined by those experts, they will know and will inform us.
"There remains the possibility that the standards we have articulated could be met by an appropriately authorized and properly constituted military tribunal," Justice O'Connor said.
— lacked articulated answers.
"New values are being articulated".
Risks are being articulated.
They're well articulated.
The White House plan "articulates a guiding vision, is appropriately ambitious, and is broad in scope," says the NRC report, all qualities that the same committee said the draft version of the plan lacked (Science, 7 March 2003, p. 1494).
