Sentence examples for more appropriate base from inspiring English sources

The key characteristics described at the outset of this paper provide a more appropriate base for studying this phenomenon than pursuing an all-inclusive definition.

Of the 192 records examined, 52.1% (100/192) of the caesareans were appropriate, with at least one criterion of appropriateness present, and 13.5% (26/192) more appropriate based solely on professional judgement.

There is some evidence to suggest that this decrease of w g g in the Parkinsonian case is more appropriate, based on the effects of increased striatal-pallidal activity on GABA release in the GPe [60, 61].

We acknowledge that matched statistical analysis would be more appropriate based on the study design.

Therefore, the CoXEN trial can offer information as to which patients may benefit from chemotherapy and whether MVAC or GC is more appropriate based on tumor genetics.

It was subsequently suggested that defining disease progression would possibly be more appropriate based on the speed of fibrotic development (that is, fast versus slow).

If one dose appeared more appropriate (based on protocol-specified metrics for both safety and activity), this study design would shift enrollment.

Therefore, a follow-up of HPV-positive, p16/Ki-67 dual-stained cytology negative women with initial BMD cytology results after 2 years appears to be more appropriate based on the data of this study.

Inclusion of Tesia in Cettia might have been more appropriate based on the molecular data, although we tentatively prefer to treat Tesia as a separate genus, acknowledging that it is a morphologically well-defined group of long standing.

It would therefore seem more appropriate to base the treatment on susceptibility profiles of CoNS grown as biofilms.

As such it may be more appropriate to base the treatment decisions not simply on the presence or the absence of symptoms, but also on whether the symptoms cause trouble to the patient or not.