Sentence examples for appropriately available from inspiring English sources

Every Administrative Computing System at Stanford University must have a designated Business Owner who ensures that the system meets the business needs of the University and is appropriately available, secure and sustainable.

These data were not sufficiently and appropriately available on some of the key control variables of interests.

This debate on law and policy will no doubt continue, but learning will only begin when we turn down the volume, moderate our language and recognize that there is more information that will appropriately become available in time to allow both us and history to inform our judgments.

On a macro level, though, the bill does not appropriately align available resources with the needs of constituents.

Get that wrong and providers may fail to respond appropriately to available data.

With training, such responders can recognise emergent conditions and appropriately utilise available resources to avoid unnecessary delays in care.

Future research should consider the capabilities of current surveillance systems and determine acceptable false positive rates, in order to appropriately calibrate available surveillance systems.

The benefits of breast milk, which include reduced risk of diarrhea, pneumonia, otitis media and other infections, have been well established [ 5, 6] and the strategies to guide mothers to breastfeed appropriately are available [ 3, 7].

Considering the challenges of scarce public resources, highlighting the states and regions with greater risk variations in childhood stunting will without doubt help direct appropriately the available resources for maximum impact health interventions.

Making more appropriately sized pumps available — small enough to be powered by a few portable solar panels — could make irrigation much more widely available, Stoner said.

I Murdered My Library by Linda Grant Grant's essay – only available, appropriately enough, in a digital edition – is a thornier and more unsettling text than Susan Hill's.