Sentence examples for appropriately neutral from inspiring English sources

Democratic groups had to accept Republicans; Islamic groups had to accept Jews; so, the court reasoned, the policy was appropriately neutral.

Resourcism reflects the concern to try to find an appropriately neutral way of assessing the respective advantage in life enjoyed by different people.

Thus, in many contexts where "function" has been used as a noun, "effect," "consequence," or "activity" would be more appropriately neutral, and "casual role" (or simply "role") would remain fully accurate.

Science is most appropriately a philosophically neutral way of knowing about our universe.

Intel, which J.P. Morgan rates at "neutral," is now "appropriately valued and should continue to trade in the middle of its historic range".

A conservative view of protein multiple sequence alignment-based evaluation of human missense substitutions is that each missense substitution that falls within or very close to the range of variation observed at its position in an appropriately informative alignment should be neutral or nearly so.

Additionally, data from neutral genetic markers, appropriately analyzed (Keller and Taylor 2008; Estoup and Guillemaud 2010), should provide evidence that the populations from human-altered habitat within the native range were the actual source for populations found in human-altered habitat in the introduced range.

The fiber output power was adjusted using a variable neutral density (ND) filter wheel appropriately placed in the beam path.

Mr. Haysom and Western diplomats in Kabul said they are genuinely neutral on the current dispute, which appropriately enough is about whether foreign experts should help adjudicate accusations of electoral fraud.

The center provides neutral territory for these dialogues and is appropriately integrated in the neighborhood, both in size and in location.

In brief, the specimens including the trephines were fixed in neutral-buffered formalin, stored in compartment biopsy cassettes, and appropriately coded for identification.