Sentence examples for in fact appropriately from inspiring English sources

In fact, appropriately, it was parliament which decriminalised the activity for which he was convicted.

Functions (4.10) and (4.11), which are, in fact, appropriately scaled versions of (3.12), are involved in the estimates given in the sequel.

Other parameters, like the shear modulus values G, were in fact appropriately chosen to calibrate the numerical FE model which was forced to reproduce the results of the initial specific ring stiffness tests carried out on pole coupons with external diameter equal to 80 mm.

"In fact, appropriately, it was parliament which decriminalized the activity for which he was convicted.

"He didn't run from it, and in fact he appropriately expressed pride in it, but he still attempted to establish his independent bona fides," Cooper said.

In fact, in appropriately selected patients with end-stage COPD, lung transplantation may improve quality of life and prognosis of survival [ 4, 5].

In fact, if appropriately adapted, some of the results we presented here (e.g., symmetry breaking strategies) can be generalized with respect to other phylogenetic estimation criteria (e.g., the likelihood criterion) and provide important computational benefits.

You could however make her understand that you are in fact dressing appropriately, and many other teenagers wear revealing clothes and yet you chose not to.

Ninety percent of German troops killed in the war died on the Eastern Front, and Hastings gives this fact appropriately expansive treatment.

In fact, and perhaps appropriately, gurgl means "throat"; the village lies at the southernmost limit of the Otztal Valley, a 65km rift in the Alps that sweeps through Austrian Tirol like a super-sized black run.

As we shall see shortly, this is related to the complexity of the diagnostic algorithm of the ANA-reflex test which does not rely on informatics automatism, but rather on the intervention of a pathologist based on clinical information and preceding results [6], and should, in fact, be more appropriately defined "ANA-reflective" testing [7].