Sentence examples for doubts on the appropriateness from inspiring English sources

MHPs tend to rely on relatives who are "allowed" to raise severe doubts on the appropriateness of a relative's desire for children.

These results cast doubts on the appropriateness of the use of visual analogue and numeric rating scales in chronic pain in clinics and research.

Delisle's invocation of gainful employment to defend DeVos is appropriate in another sense, however: Amid a series of vague answers at her hearing, DeVos provided relative clarity on one point -- she cast strong doubt on the appropriateness of the gainful employment rule, adding to the clues that the Trump Administration is planning to dump the regulation.

These results and those of the recent Lancet study clearly cast doubt on the appropriateness of standard medical recommendations that a 'healthy' BMI of between 19 and 25 is ideal in terms of heart health.

During the original press conference, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk suggested that this seemed like "the wrong time to send hundreds of millions of dollars to the Kremlin," and generally cast doubt on the appropriateness of the use of Russian rockets in the American defense program.

Our data casts doubt therefore on the appropriateness of extending the C-PTSD category to trauma-affected refugees from diverse cultures, although individual components, such as explosive forms of anger, may be highly relevant to these populations.

The editorials are unsigned, and sometimes Ruklick may personally differ with an editorial's position, including the one on the appropriateness of reparations.

But the artist soon had doubts about the appropriateness of a restaurant for his work and declined the commission.

First of all, the new system required physicians to contact individuals asking for an electronic prescription when there were doubts about the appropriateness of the prescription.

The data presented on mourning behaviour among the Zulu [ 32, 48] showed that the expression of grief completely disappeared after the funeral and this raises doubts about the appropriateness of medicalised models of grief.

These observations raise several doubts about the appropriateness of using ABL1 as CG in Ph− MPN patients.