Sentence examples for appropriately schedule from inspiring English sources
The CWHP's heatstroke risk notification system indicates the risk of worker heatstroke considering the work site and schedule, so that construction managers can appropriately schedule work or install appropriate facilities such as tents, electric fans, and cold water tanks before work starts.
Strength training can pay immediate dividends in your life, but only if you appropriately schedule the work to be done in accordance to your specific lifestyle.
Conversely, patients who are only cared for by general practitioners are at greater risk of receiving low-quality care, as the physicians may lack sufficient knowledge, decision support, or time to appropriately schedule their patients' annual control examinations.
"Mark My Words" has been appropriately scheduled during the association's 16th annual Banned Book Week.
"We are investigating whether the programme was appropriately scheduled and if it met generally accepted standards".
"Ofcom is investigating whether this programme, which included very offensive language and material that could be dangerous if emulated by children, was appropriately scheduled before the watershed," said a spokesman for Ofcom.
The regulator is to investigate whether the episode was appropriately scheduled – explicit content is often deemed more suitable for airing after the 9pm watershed – and if viewers were given adequate warning about the storyline.
The DSO, the decision-maker of the upper-level, aims at minimizing the total operation cost of the distribution system by appropriately scheduling energy acquisition and effectively utilizing ILs.
Taking into account the natural progression of the disease appropriately scheduled follow-up examinations may be the basis for initiating surgery.
Participants will be provided with a pair of shoes (allocation according to the randomisation schedule) appropriately sized to their feet.
If the α/β ratios are not accurately estimated and doses selected appropriately, a hypofractionated schedule, as with all radiotherapy treatments, may increase normal tissue complications unnecessarily and potentially induce secondary cancers.
