Sentence examples for least appropriately from inspiring English sources

It may be the least appropriately named book ever, sounding comforting and twee when in fact it is a dark look at lost humanity, shattered lives and a very convincing medium who doesn't want to give any more sittings.

Finally, some have accepted both premises 1 and 2, at least appropriately refined, arguing that we can see them both to be compatible with moral realism (Smith 1994).

Impressed by the plausibility of naturalism, though, many moral realists have tried, in one way or another, to show that the moral facts they are committed to are either themselves natural facts or are at least appropriately compatible with such facts (Boyd 1988, Brink 1989, Railton 1986).

The use of patents as a ranking for inventiveness of PROs must therefore be reconsidered, or at least appropriately developed, in relation to publishing indexes and other established or verifiable indicators.

For each genotypic staining of EVE, 100 200 thoracic and abdominal hemisegments from at least 20 appropriately staged embryos were counted.

Finally, item analysis data could be used to affirm that response options are at the very least discriminating appropriately.

Sequence gaps not spanned by at least two appropriately spaced sequence read-pairs are deemed 'uncaptured' and add no spatial information to the sequence contig map.

Data from at least two appropriately powered placebo-controlled clinical trials run to GCP standards are required to satisfy regulatory authorities in most western countries.

We agree with Schmitz et al. that their revised values for intensity and abundance of planktonic bioluminescence may be more realistic, or at least more appropriately conservative, but argue that their conclusions are incorrect because they have not considered some of the main arguments put forward in our paper.

As activities aimed at reducing blindness and visual impairment increased globally, the expectation grew that workers on the front line could identify and treat eye problems in the community, or at least refer them appropriately to specialist eye workers.

At least it anchors it appropriately in history.