Sentence examples for making more appropriate from inspiring English sources
Therefore, assessing disability and QOL is very important to help clinicians in making more appropriate prescribing choices for migraine pharmacotherapy.
Phylogenetic data provide a framework for making more appropriate intergenomic comparisons, by determining whether chromosomal duplications within taxa pre-date or post-date divergence among taxa [ 65].
Fetal electrocardiogram (FECG) signal contains potentially precise information that could assist clinicians in making more appropriate and timely decisions during labor.
The FECG contains potentially valuable information that could assist clinicians in making more appropriate and timely decisions during labor, but the FECG signal is vulnerable to noise and difficulty of processing it accurately without significant distortion has impeded its use [ 19- 22].
Familiarising people with how the ambulance service functions could encourage them to have more reasonable expectations and, perhaps, to make more appropriate use of emergency services.
CBT usually involves distraction and breathing exercises along with education to help the patient make more appropriate attributions for distressing somatic symptoms.
The "professional politician" – a person who is somehow made more appropriate to rule by virtue of studying past political structures – is a phenomenon as prevalent as it is counterintuitive to most people.
With these two parameters, we are able to describe the current state more specifically and make more appropriate optimization decisions.
In addition, we discussed research priorities to help reduce model uncertainty and thereby make more appropriate decisions.
The commission went on to say that it "reserves its position concerning the approval of the project baseline as well as its right to make more appropriate proposals to the budgetary authority".
Drawing upon inductive, qualitative research, we explore the design, implementation and evaluation of SWC activities, as they relate to Ostrom's Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework, in order to determine how the activities can be made more appropriate, effective and sustainable.
