Sentence examples for appropriateness to decide from inspiring English sources
All together, those results support the concept that fecal calprotectin is a useful marker in the evaluation of patients with abdominal discomfort and that a biomarker-guided strategy might have additional value to a strategy using clinical decision, including guidelines of appropriateness, to decide on endoscopy.
There are also LARPs that do without rules, instead relying on players to use their common sense or feel for dramatic appropriateness to cooperatively decide what the outcome of their actions will be.
But the Treasury, which has two months to decide the appropriateness of the compensation packages, already has a good idea of what will be submitted.
Furthermore, the Senate candidate does not have the right to authoritatively determin whether the term is offensive, Yuen said. . "The person who uses the potentially derogatory term is not the one who gets to decide its appropriateness or impact.
Preoperative evaluation of nodal status by CT scan is thus not enough to decide the appropriateness of limited resection for NSCLC.
Within these role categories, the advice of senior members of staff will be sought to decide on appropriateness of involvement (such as participation in community care, experience and use of data systems, knowledge of organisational processes etc)., an element of convenience sampling might take place depending on availability of individuals.
The Scree plot and eigenvalues > 1 criterion were used to decide about the appropriateness of the number of retrieved factors.
The Scree plot and the Kaiser criterion were used to decide about the appropriateness of the number of factors retrieved.
Other participants indicated to rely on the researchers' specialist knowledge to decide on the appropriateness and necessity of sample re-use.
If at the 1-year measurement, child length for age Z-score in any of the intervention arms is more than 2 SDs above the control arm we will look to the country's DSMB to decide on the appropriateness of continuing the trial.
