Sentence examples for it appropriately that from inspiring English sources

But to meet the aspirations of eLife (or any other would-be general-interest selective biology journal) demands a breadth and depth of knowledge, with the sagacity to apply it appropriately, that are in limited supply, as is the time of professional scientists, especially knowledgeable and sagacious ones.

Be specific and write it appropriately; that is, without inappropriate language.

"He wanted to be sure I had it wrapped appropriately, that it had a ribbon on it," she told me.

First, it appropriately acknowledges that nature rarely provides neat boundaries between distinct populations of exchangeable individuals.

There is, after all, something a little odd about the government planning to take billions in capital out of the banks less than a year after it insisted — appropriately — that the banks had to raise billions in capital if they wanted to stay in business.

If you cannot enjoy and experience it appropriately, I ask that you strongly consider staying home with the rest of Dave's buddies.

"But politics is all about choices and the Welsh government has the power to make those choices and to ensure it prioritises appropriately and that's why we would want to see the Welsh government protecting the health budget, for example".

Finally, clear impact of using that model should be provided by showing evidence that it appropriately selects candidates for preventive interventions, and future trials investigating new interventions on the important health outcome BPD.

Underlying the claim that we need to have a direct experiential encounter with an artwork in order to appreciate it appropriately is the fact that some of the properties that bear on the value of a work can only be grasped in this way.

"I think we handled it appropriately given the information that we had," said Mr. Delahunt, who said he was not briefed on the case at the time.

A proofreader then provided quality control, checking the translation against the original to verify that it appropriately represented the source.