Sentence examples similar to have proven appropriate from inspiring English sources

TLDAs have proved appropriate for assessment of FFPE samples [ 7].

Although OIDP has proven appropriate as a discriminative and descriptive measure in cross-sectional studies, there is less evidence on whether this inventory is suitable as an evaluative measure, to assess within individual change in oral health occurring naturally by ageing or as a consequence of interventions [ 8, 9].

The country-pop trio Rascal Flatts called its latest album "Unstoppable," and that has proved appropriate.

Since two of the 12 studies had only two levels of diversity where species composition was also replicated (Wageningen, 1 and 8 species; BioGEN, 1 and 4 species) we restricted the model to fitting simple linear regressions only (the linear regression with species richness on a log2 scale approach that has proved appropriate for the analysis of many biodiversity experiments).

The study approach with 10 blood samples per cow and phase (pre-exposure, exposure and post-exposure) has proved appropriate.

The questionnaire has proved appropriate for use in non clinical settings when measuring general level of posttraumatic stress is of interest rather than the PTSD diagnosis.

In both cases, the stroke or dab by brush and the use of a film applicator have proven as appropriate methods.

"Psychosocial teams have proven an appropriate and effective entry point to tackle violence in general".

"Psychosocial teams have proven an appropriate and effective entry point to tackle violence in general" added Anne.

The early theories and models have proven to be appropriate and effective.

Time-series of normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) datasets, such as the pathfinder AVHRR land (PAL) NDVI dataset, have proven to be appropriate for the detection of long-term vegetation cover changes.