Sentence examples for is appropriate over from inspiring English sources

Although this worked better than conventional approaches, the bigger problem of determining what is appropriate -- over and above what is relevant -- remains open.

The squeeze on households and a strengthening economy mean "some withdrawal of monetary stimulus was likely to be appropriate over the coming months", the Bank said.

However, Bragg does not argue that personal jurisdiction was appropriate over Rosedale based on his direction of Linden as it made contacts with Pennsylvania.

Therefore, the approach of using a static feedback control based on a single linearziation cannot be appropriate over the entire operating range.

All were tested on the same computerized battery, designed to manipulate memory and inhibition independently and together, in steady state (single-task blocks) and during task-switching, and to be appropriate over the lifespan and for neuroimaging (fMRI).

Moreover, in transgenic approaches, it is appropriate to over-express or knock-down particular candidate genes only at certain developmental stage(s) which pre-requisitely requires information about developmental expression patterns and developmental stage-specific promoters.

However, this association was rather small, and given that it is rather negligible when considered in a univariate analysis (Table 3), we do not believe it is appropriate to over-interpret this data, especially given the non-independence of the determination of SNP density and TR variability, which are both influenced by the WGS sequences available.

The total number of symptoms reported was compared across the TSES-R2-A quartiles using negative binomial regression which is appropriate for over-dispersed count data, and logistic regression was used to compare dichotomous health outcomes (K10 ≥ 30, PCL-C ≥ 50) between those who reported different levels of stressful events on deployment.

In this case, a maximum thickness of 3 μm is appropriate to avoid over-absorption which would result in a deformation of characteristic C-H and C = O bands.

In fact, as the millennium turns over, it is appropriate to ask whether the term still means anything at all.

The term over-compensation is appropriate because the reduction of γ-gliadins results in a higher content of total protein rather than retaining the level of control lines.