Sentence examples for description of the appropriate from inspiring English sources
The pilot program under subsection (a)(1) shall terminate on October 1, 2020. a description of the appropriate metrics established by the Secretary to meet the goals of the pilot program.
The structural determinants of UGTs in relation to membrane association, residency, and enzymatic activity are the next topic, supplemented by a description of the appropriate methods, including the design and expression of chimeric proteins, membrane insertion, and subcellular localization by immunofluorescence.
Instructions for the test phase included a description of the appropriate use of the subjective "remember," "know," and "new" response categories, modeled after previous studies (Gardiner and Java 1991; Rajaram 1993), though we replaced the term "know" for the term "familiar" to ease exposition.
The descriptions of the appropriate cultivation and conduct of Muslim women in the manifesto are intended to illustrate what he characterized as the "idealized role of women in the Islamic State," living largely sedentary lives in which they are subordinated to Muslim males.
Method The imaging findings of tumours of the globe and orbit are presented with an educational text and description of the most appropriate radiological imaging modality.
Purpose To present the imaging findings of tumours of the globe and orbit accompanied by a description of the most appropriate imaging modality in aid of establishing a diagnosis.
Examples of such general scientific quality criteria are a clear description of the endpoints, inclusion of appropriate controls, appropriate identification of test substance and test organism, stated exposure duration time and administration route, and transparent reporting of effect concentrations.
Based on the fractal geometrical description of the pore morphology, the appropriate equations for multicomponent diffusion and arbitrary reaction in a fractal pore are derived.
A crucial part of building reliable models for the design of under-platform dampers for turbine blades resides in the appropriate description of the contact conditions, both in the normal and in the tangential direction.
But if evidence is never independent and is only evidence within the precincts of a particular theory, "adherents of rival theories," Kelly explains, "will irremediably differ as to the appropriate description of the data itself," and agreement between them cannot be brought about by simply pointing to the data.
