Sentence examples for described as appropriate from inspiring English sources

Notable differences between the U.S. and international operations are described as appropriate.

The composite deposition was carried out by cyclic voltammetry, potentiostatic or galvanostatic electrolysis of suspensions of the RuO2 or IrO2 particles in two different media described as appropriate for WO3 deposition: (i) a colloidal suspension obtained from Na2WO4 and H2SO4 or (ii) a solution obtained by dissolving W powder in aqueous H2O2.

In the US patent for skin cleaners containing plastic microparticles, polyolefin particles with a size of 74 420 µm and an amorphous shape without sharp edges were described as appropriate for use as exfoliants [52].

In a written statement to the Judiciary committee, Comey said the FBI had been unable to access the contents of more than 3,000 mobile devices in the first half of the fiscal year, using what he described as "appropriate and available technical tools, even though there was the legal authority to do so".

Affect may be described as appropriate or inappropriate to the current situation, and as congruent or incongruent with their thought content.

Cell recruitment, differentiation, replication, apoptosis and migration are described as appropriate for the different cell types.

Rockefeller also expressed concerned about Facebook's app, which Apple's App Store describes as appropriate for all users over four years of age.

Also present was what the Metropolitan Police described as an "appropriate and proportionate" number of police officers.

The taxpayer-funded campaigns – described as "entirely appropriate" by Scott Morrison – are revealed in AusTender documents which show that cumulatively the government has committed more than $200m to advertising since 1 January 2018.

The synthesis of silica is described previously [13] and the synthesis of silver silica composite particles is described as follows: appropriate amount of TEOS (7.5 wt% for 90 nm in ethanol solution, 20.38 wt% for 1 μm in ethanol solution) was taken in a reservoir.

The PGCMS is described as an appropriate instrument for measuring morale or subjective wellbeing among very old people [ 20, 29].