Sentence examples for appropriately related from inspiring English sources

The ads use a striking combination of messages in very large type on which appropriately related objects have been placed.

Another important dimension of ecological validity is assuring that the elicited behavioral responses represent someone's natural behaviours and are appropriately related to the construct being measured.

A graphic theoretic (i.e., visual) model is provided which describes the set of structuring rules we used to define the relationships between 'landscape' and appropriately related terms.

Tests of convergent and discriminant validity suggest that the MACE is assessing metacognition and is appropriately related to similar constructs such as mindfulness and self-consciousness.

It will be observed that these special issues did not embrace all the questions which the jury should consider, as for example, the questions of operating revenues, operating expenses and return for the period to which the evidence before the court appropriately related and not simply for the years 1932 and 1933.

One has a propositional thought in virtue of being appropriately related to some of these objects.

No separate scheme of regulation can be discerned in the terms of the act with respect to those considerations of safety and proper operation affecting the use of highways which may appropriately relate to private carriers as well as to common carriers.

Acting appropriately relates to who will do what in respect of patient participation in their own care.

If the latter, these examples may more appropriately relate to the hypothesis of species-site mismatch (see above), but in the context of well-suited genotypes rather than species.

Other theorists argue that nothing can count as a pain unless it is appropriately causally related to our judgments about pain (e.g., Shoemaker 1999; Perry 2001).

The Martin and Deutscher account of remembering is essentially this: S remembers (that) X iff X, S has observed (that) X in the past, S's current representation of X is appropriately causally related to S's earlier experience of (that) X via a memory trace.