Sentence examples for established that appropriate from inspiring English sources

"It has been established that appropriate identifiers were available on both the documentation and the deceased patient but that checking procedures did not recognise that that there was a discrepancy".

It is well established that appropriate monitoring and treatment can significantly reduce the incidence of diabetes complications and improve overall morbidity and mortality (2– 6).

However, aviation industry Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), along with the Coordinating Research Council (CRC), established that appropriate fuel atomisation within the aircraft's Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) can only occur at fuel viscosities not exceeding 12 cSt [9].

To accommodate the wide variations among the different types of fly ash and the growing need for its greater utilization in the construction sector, relevant standards have been established that differentiate the appropriate qualities from the unacceptable ones.

I really would discourage him from staying over and I think you should ask him to back down from the relationship until you have taken advice and established that it's appropriate to pursue it, if that is, in fact, what you both want.

It is well established that early and appropriate empirical treatment reduces mortality [ 15– 15].

Research done the past few has established that LTP and LTD have the appropriate properties to account for important features of naturally-occurring synaptic modification in visual cortex.

Tugendhat said: "The claimants have clearly established that this jurisdiction is the appropriate one in which to try each of the above claims".

In Section 3, we establish that, under some appropriate assumptions, the sequence { x n } converges strongly to a certain common fixed point of { T n } by using the technique developed in [2].

Speaking directly to Iraq, he said, "We don't trust you, and that's why we need inspectors, and that's why they have to be free to do it any way that they think is appropriate to establish that you are not conducting the activities that we suspect you of, which you claim you are not doing".

The District Court then held that Atlantic Marine bore the burden of establishing that a transfer would be appropriate under § 1404(a) and that the court would "consider a nonexhaustive and nonexclusive list of public and private interest factors," of which the "forum-selection clause [was] only one such factor". United States ex rel.