Sentence examples for even more appropriate when from inspiring English sources

This simplification is even more appropriate when the solutions are employed at temperatures higher than 20 °C, since the solutions then display a behaviour that is more viscous, less elastic at the same shear-rate, while the Newtonian viscosity reduces and the shear-rate limit between Newtonian and shear-thinning behaviours increases.

While this adage continues to hold true, it was even more appropriate in the 19th century when, according to one traveller, a 26-hour boat trip from Rufisque (near Dakar) to Carabane was deemed fairly short, and was credited to a favourable wind.

But when she left it seemed even more appropriate".

But even more appropriate – and neatly circular – is Bowie's version of Weill's Alabama Song.

These questions seem even more appropriate after a few weeks of channel-surfing the war news.

Some PurEs are not clearly class I or class II, and some organisms lack a PurK, making a class II type name more appropriate even when PurE appears class I.

Use of an appropriate site selection process is even more pertinent when conducting large scale, practical clinical trials in practice settings.

The majority of men in our focus groups were happy for medical record reviews to go ahead without consent, and even more so when their understandings of selection bias and appropriate safeguards were enhanced.

"The loss of a human life causes consternation, even more so when some of Mr Tendetza's relatives are workers with the company, to whom appropriate condolences were paid at his death.

3, 17, 23, 26 This observation becomes even more manifest when choosing an angiosome orientation for tibial revascularization, 17, 19, 26 acknowledging that the appropriate angiosome-dependent artery may not necessarily be the simplest vessel to treat.

Forty percent wanted smaller labia "to improve appearance," a stat made even more unnerving when you consider that all participants were referred by general practitioners who felt that surgery was appropriate treatment.