The phrase "appropriately to it" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of responding or acting in a suitable manner regarding something, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "You should respond appropriately to it, considering the context of the situation."
Alternatives: "suitably for it" or "in a fitting manner for it."
At times, Clarke almost sounds like a Whiteheadian or a Hartshornean: "God is the supreme Receiver, gathering together in His consciousness all that creatures do and responding appropriately to it" (Ibid., 93).
Apprehending li in a concrete situation in order to respond appropriately to it was not a simple matter of absorbing generalizations from texts and applying it to the situation, but rather a matter of bringing to bear a mind that has been cultivated by meditation and by study of the texts and by observing and acting in previous situations.
Another possibility is that, despite expressing ERα, the cells are unable to respond appropriately to it.
But first, it's necessary to recognize the potential that emergency conditions provide for abuse, and to plan appropriately to head it off with strict training and supervision.
In contrast, most patients referred to QDU first were appropriately referred to it.
And so if moral goodness is itself a matter of responding appropriately to reasons, as it is on the strong rationalist thesis described above, then moral goodness must count as a perfection as well.
6) Title the book appropriately to signal that it is a Great American Novel.
Normal, proliferation-competent cells can accurately monitor their environment and respond appropriately to perturbation, whether it is a loss of neighbors or an inflammatory stimulus.
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I took theology classes and learned that the context in which each part of the Bible was written is crucial to understanding the text and applying it appropriately to our context.
It equipped them to problem-solve and provided them with a range of practical strategies, which together, helped them to respond appropriately to the young person: "It gives me more alternatives and gives me insight into the problem".
