Sentence examples for developed appropriately from inspiring English sources
Public health research could compete if calls are developed appropriately, and decision-making boards have the appropriate representation for decision-making.
Production forecasts and development plans node (X 2) Here, predictions of future production are developed appropriately using techniques such as reservoir simulation, decline curve analysis or material balance methods.
However, if not planned and developed appropriately, geotourism may cause adverse impacts on geoheritage as a result of ineffective management of geological attractions.
Each are developed appropriately, thus maximising everyone's potential.STEVEN HOLLAND Chicago, IllinoisDoing the right thingAs well as being a film actor, Angelina Jolie is the UN special envoy for refugees and a campaigner on women's rights.
Although some of these norms developed appropriately in response to the objectives and purposes of this virtual world, Second Life is so thoroughly steeped in conditions that have impeded the development of successful social norms in other communities that any system of social norms in Second Life will ultimately fail.
What matters is that they are developed appropriately.
While the categorical grading of injury severity may have been a reasonable solution to a clinical challenge identified in the middle of the 20th century, it is time to recognise the complexity of muscle injury, and to develop appropriately powered research projects to answer appropriate questions.
"Schools work tirelessly to ensure that pupils develop appropriately, and are best placed to differentiate the delivery of the curriculum to support each child's development," she said.
The Finite Element (FE) modelling technique using ABAQUS was used to develop appropriately validated numerical models based on the experimental evidence available from the relevant literature.
It also made a $4.6 million, or 16percentt cut relative to FY 2010 levels to funding for early intervention services, which help special-needs children develop appropriately and be ready for school.
Home based interventions, specifically designed for children with autism indicate that if parents can be helped to develop appropriately structured and consistent management strategies during the child's early years, this can enhance social, cognitive, and linguistic development and minimize later behavioral problems.
