Sentence examples for appropriately whether from inspiring English sources

Beyond the science, Norcross firmly believes that communications must be better addressed to help people understand and react appropriately whether or not they might be in the path of a major natural disaster - hurricane or other.

In the case of patient provider discussion regarding an operation, a number of potentially mutable issues arise that may be addressed, including whether consultations are offered appropriately, whether patients are able to meet consultants, whether surgery is offered appropriately, whether providers are able to communicate effectively with patients, etc.

In Uganda, at all HIV clinic visits, the attending Health care provider assesses adherence to ART by pill counts and records appropriately whether "GOOD", "FAIR" or "POOR adherence on the HIV care/ART card.

32 This suggests that, in the real-world setting, patients might not be titrating appropriately, whether on GLA or PMX, and may explain the unexpected similarity in rates of hypoglycemia.

The meetings will serve to establish whether the study is accruing appropriately, whether the data collection is running smoothly, whether unexpected toxicities are present, and whether patients are completing both phases of the study.

They ask whether the article under study appropriately investigated whether the items were relevant and comprehensive.

From an ethics standpoint, you will be in the clear if you caption and credit the photos appropriately, noting whether they are stock photos or whether they show images of your site.

To appropriately determine whether a drug treatment is appropriate for pre-diabetes, we therefore must be able to address its risk-benefit ratio.

Further to the objective mentioned in the previous paragraph, Pentest can be applied also to understand whether the security team is performing their task appropriately or whether the companies security process is comprehensive.

And it is those people that work for the Nationwide that we feel should be appropriately rewarded whether they are directly working for us or not".

Alternatively, Microsoft argues that because the software industry is uniquely dynamic, direct proof, rather than circumstantial evidence, more appropriately indicates whether it possesses monopoly power.