Sentence examples for means that appropriate from inspiring English sources
Resulting relationship between the processing variables and each of deposited productivity and microstructure formation contributes to the selection of detailed processing conditions to balance the factors crucial to successful SX LAM, which means that appropriate adjustment of the processing parameters during actual SX LAM is easy to be performed.
The detailed assessment of SES and background psychiatric, cognitive, and physical health problems means that appropriate adjustment was made for a wide range of potential confounding variables.
An understanding of the factors at both individual and cluster levels and their relationships means that appropriate policy recommendations can be made (5).
They pointed to the ways that uncertainty about leadership retards co-ordinated policies to develop services, and that uncertainty about ownership and responsibilities means that appropriate business and service models are hard to define.
That means that appropriate values for all weights in the network should be found.
This means that appropriate evidence needs to be reviewed and there will need to be engagement with other relevant parties.
Shortage of health service inputs (staff, drugs, and equipment) often mean that appropriate care is not available [ 7].
The use of this strategy by community workers would mean that appropriate supports could be made available to parents and families throughout low-income countries.
This meant that appropriate measures (e.g., dose reduction, temporary dose discontinuation, additional treatment of AEs) could be advised without delay to rapidly alleviate AEs.
The potentially catastrophic consequences of giving corticosteroids or other immunosuppressants to people with infective causes of blistering mean that appropriate investigations are very likely to be carried out in secondary or tertiary care to confirm the diagnosis.
Presumably, Aristotle means that the appropriate feeling — the mean between the extremes in each situation — gives rise to the appropriate action.
