Sentence examples for is generally appropriate from inspiring English sources
Post-eruption field assessments confirmed that a binary vulnerability function for lava flows is generally appropriate, especially for agricultural land, but that the mode of damage differs.
A cortical strut allograft (120 mm in length is generally appropriate) was used to support the implant fixation and was held in place using 5 cable ties (Dall-Miles cable system, Stryker, USA) (Fig. 3b).
A "human-reviewed" channel means that a YouTube moderator has watched several videos on the channel, to determine if the content is generally appropriate and kid-friendly, but it doesn't mean every single video that is later added to the channel will be human-reviewed.
Since this is almost never completely the case for unsupervised algorithms, it is generally appropriate to assume that when handing over data with more than one possible interpretation, the algorithm will end up guessing which is correct, and frequently guessing wrong.
In my opinion, it is generally appropriate to hold as a small percentage in a well diversified portfolio.
This is generally appropriate for effects that can occur in different degrees of severity.
(The conceptual artist Martine Syms, who in her work has drawn from GIFs of Pollard, is attracted to the racial spectacle of meme usage, because it dramatizes how black female expressiveness is generally appropriated as "a shorthand for speech itself").
The inspector general considered the measures taken were "generally appropriate" and that they had addressed the issues identified.
Thus, the early parts of the module, paired with the description of the general mathematical background and hands-on exercises, are generally appropriate for use in existing biology courses including genetics, evolution, and cell and molecular biology.
Second, it said that 90 or 150 days were generally appropriate deadlines, depending on the circumstances.
Second, it said that a deadline of 90 or 150 days was generally appropriate, depending on the circumstances.
