Sentence examples for be appropriate for short from inspiring English sources

More than 60% of the parents have been told that their child has been put on a part-time timetable – something that can be appropriate for short periods of time (for instance, when a child is returning to school after an illness) but should not continue indefinitely.

For those patients who have fever but may not be able to take medication by mouth, the IV preparation of ibuprofen may be appropriate for short-term use.

We conclude that all three products meet the target profile described earlier, and would be appropriate for short-term ambient temperature shipping from field clinics to diagnostic laboratories.

Because the health status of patients can change rapidly, intermediate care services are appropriate for short periods during patient journeys.

Although a minimum locus length of 15 nucleotides is appropriate for short microsatellite motifs, a minimum of 20 or more is less likely to pick up randomly occurring doublings of longer motifs.

The "I have a dream" speech is fairly long in its entirety (around 1,600 words) and would not be appropriate for a short close-reading lesson.

Subjects the party believes could be appropriate for a shorter time-frame include those associated with the hospitality industry and assorted business courses.

The large number of competing approaches is a reflection on the fact that different methods may be appropriate for investigating short-term outbreak investigations (i.e. local epidemiology) and/or large-scale longitudinal surveillance (i.e. global epidemiology) [ 6].

The SDQ could be appropriate for determining short-term effectiveness in terms of mental health, however in terms of an economic analysis; a longer-term health gain is required.

Our analysis indicates that whilst this concept of outcome may be appropriate for measuring the short-term efficacy of pharmaceutical interventions, it is inappropriate for most complex interventions.

In general, cure models may not be appropriate for data with too short a follow-up to identify a plateau in the tail [ 24].