Sentence examples for is appropriate for development from inspiring English sources
Many patients received more than one treatment as is shown in Table 3 and the distribution of these treatments in phase 3 patients is comparable with that seen in clinical practice, suggesting our sample is appropriate for development of a clinically relevant module.
These results indicate that standard, agricultural type fertiliser applications are unlikely to be appropriate for development of native vegetation communities in this landscape.
It is very important for teaching the concept of Ataturk to have textbooks that are appropriate for development of pupils aged 6-7 and to have material and application-oriented instructional conditions.
A survey conducted by Hasnain and Gibbs [16] showed that the interior part of the county consists of mainly agricultural land, which is appropriate for the development of biomass feedstock, whereas northern and southern corridors have a significant potential for hydro, wind, and solar.
Guy has insisted this development is appropriate for a growing city as well as being more transparent than ever.
We don't think her musical performance, which involves so much sexual connotations and unusual costumes, is appropriate for youngsters' emotional development".
On the other hand, the method used by SKIP mode is appropriate for a limited hardware development environment, such as mobile and embedded hardware, due to its hardware-friendly characteristics.
As always when selecting the book, be sure it is appropriate for your audience's development level.
It is appropriate for IDS or antivirus software development where immediate reverse action is needed upon detection of vulnerability.
Involving participants in game design is appropriate for cognitive engagement and the development of awareness and social interactions.
"We believe that the development is appropriate for the local area given the revised positioning of the turbines and the routing of all cabling underground to avoid using over ground pylons".
