Sentence examples for developed and appropriate from inspiring English sources
Based on the models a methodology for design of steel fibered concrete was developed and appropriate nomograms were prepared.
Furthermore, the experimental ultimate strength values of PBL were compared with available equations in literatures published recently, and an analytical model for PBL/UHPC was developed and appropriate parameters were derived from present data and used to provide reliable prediction of ultimate resistant-capacity of PBL in the hybrid girders' steel-concrete joints.
A set of clear design rules is developed and appropriate mutants of regulatory proteins and operator sites are proposed.
Clear cut-off levels for each molecular assay have to be developed and appropriate quality measures have to be established to ensure comparable sensitivity and specificity of molecular test results across different laboratories.
Because traditional exposure assessments have tended to focus on single chemicals, single routes of exposures, and specific sources or source categories, methods for cumulative exposure assessment are not well developed and appropriate data are rarely available (Sexton and Hattis 2007; U.S. EPA 2003).
The Save the Children chief executive, Paul Ronalds, said: "The Turnbull government must now find a humane and sustainable resettlement pathway for these men, be it in Australia or a safe, developed and appropriate third country that affords them the rights".
Subsequently, the authors have developed specific and appropriate copper-based nanocoatings for application in the field of cultural heritage [14].
Across major industries surveyed, a similar percentage have little faith in policymakers to develop and implement appropriate regulations.
Policy makers are urged to develop and implement appropriate policies.
Therefore, there is a need to develop and use appropriate statistical tools.
In all, brains develop to match the sensory context in which they develop and generate appropriate, context-specific behaviors.
