Sentence examples for are appropriate only for from inspiring English sources

"It's a form of spatial injustice that has crept up on us: we've come to accept that certain areas of the urban environment are appropriate only for certain income groups and ages, as if that's just how it is," says Phillipson. "It's quite dangerous, as if we're pushing certain social groups back into the home".

We strongly agree with you that hedge funds are appropriate only for sophisticated investors with substantial assets and not for "middle-class savers".

Generally, centralized sleep/wake scheduling algorithms are appropriate only for stationary targets or moving targets with known and static movement patterns [17], and it is easy to achieve more precise scheduling results.

Whether adjusted directly by the methods of Phillips et al. [ 21] or indirectly – by incorporating unadjusted lipid values as covariates – as proposed by Schisterman et al. [ 50], adjustments for lipids are appropriate only for non-lipid dependent variables.

Descriptive purposes (eg, "The purpose of our study was to report the results…") are appropriate only for Level IV studies (one cohort in therapeutic studies) and only when the information is novel, an uncommon situation since typically some information has been previously reported, and the data will merely confirm or refute previously published data or will address or introduce a controversy.

Of course, the selection coefficients estimated here are appropriate only for the selection model with which they have been estimated and could be quite different if HLA genes were affected by selective pressures varying in time and space, in link with environmental changes.

Depth, it seems, is appropriate only for shallow subjects.

Some materials may be appropriate only for students with more advanced interpretive skills.

Dr. Saper said the treatment was appropriate only for patients who did not respond to less invasive approaches.

Because of Zyprexa's physical side effects, many psychiatrists now say it is appropriate only for severely mentally ill patients.

Dr. Alderman cautions that prolotherapy is appropriate only for patients with musculoskeletal pain who do not have underlying conditions that would interfere with healing and who are willing to receive painful injections in an effort to recover.