Sentence examples for appropriately in the case of from inspiring English sources

The state's child protection agency acted appropriately in the case of a 10-year-old Woodbridge boy now charged with killing a toddler, a spokesman for Gov. James E. McGreevey said today.

Moreover, the above methodology does not work appropriately in the case of nonlinearity in general form other than perfect elasto-plasticity, as commonly encountered in engineering practice.

Thus, the suggested hybrid evaluation is meaningful in that it can evaluate users' input behaviors very appropriately in the case of hand-held input devices.

The E-step of the EM algorithm has to be changed appropriately, in the case of a common variance parameter σ leading to α ^ j = ∑ i e ij ∑ t (y it - β t ) T ∑ i e ij, as before, and β ^ j = ∑ i e ij ∑ t (y it - α j ) t (∑ i e ij ) ∑ t t 2 which reflects the fact that there are component specific slopes and σ ^ 2 = ∑ i ∑ j e ij ∑ t (y it - α j - β t ) 2 T ∑ i ∑ j e ij.

However, we showed that even when supplies and diagnostics are available, they are not utilized appropriately, as in the case of glucometers, oxygen and intravenous fluids.

Their frequency-domain representations are then subsequently produced and appropriately positioned as in the case of the Nu-FBMC counterpart.

"Clearly, if people expect the ambulance service to meet its targets, they must also use it appropriately and only in the case of a serious medical emergency".

Furthermore, the data will be appropriately disaggregated, like in the case of gender data, to ensure that programs are reaching women.

Rather these could be linked more appropriately with a specific disease and in the case of SCN1A gene, it is epilepsy.

Conceived and executed by a team of game designers and creatives, the characters so far look like a Pixar character's dream or nightmare in the case of the appropriately menacing Majin Buu.

By contrast, the 16 Shakespeare plays doctored by Orton and Halliwell reveal a genuine flair for book design: the plain covers of the Arden edition are embellished with beautiful or, in the case of Titus Andronicus, appropriately grotesque images.