Sentence examples for be more appropriate from from inspiring English sources

Plasma coloration measures the effect of the parasitic infection on the loss of carotenoid pigments and may be more appropriate from a physiological point of view as an indicator for intestinal infections like E. maxima than caecal ones like E. tenella [ 17].

Some technical experts use the term climate change because it is more appropriate from a technical perspective (Conway 2008).

She said new studies since that time suggest that 70 ppb is more appropriate from a scientific standpoint, with the evidence for harm below those levels far weaker.

If financial constraints are binding, concurrent policies to increase adaptation should be compared and prioritized in order to choose those that are more appropriate from a cost benefit perspective.

Thus, the BD10 approach would suggest that an UF of at least 5 would be more appropriate for going from the LOAEL to the NOAEL.

These officials say nevertheless that in some countries it may be more appropriate for a representative from another agency, like the National Security Agency or the Drug Enforcement Administration, to be the senior intelligence representative.

FGDs were considered to be more appropriate for data collection from HCPs since these allowed them to generate robust discussion.

Heavy-tailed models may be more appropriate for reliable estimation of genetic parameters from field data.

This mechanism relies on incentive policies that aim to induce (not enforce) agents to perform those actions that are more appropriated from the system's point of view.

Long term individual psychotherapy has also been recommended in the treatment of co-morbid EDs and SUDs, however, this is thought to be more appropriate once recovery from SUD has been maintained for a period of time.

I won't argue with President Obama's conclusion that "justice was done," but I do think that term is more appropriate for what comes from a (legitimate) court of law than the end of a gun.