Sentence examples for more appropriate case from inspiring English sources

Development of sensitive clinical assays for identification of viral agents of AGE, such as norovirus, and more widespread use of such assays may help close the diagnostic gap on sporadic AGE cases and guide more appropriate case management.

Several researchers have raised strong concerns against the wholesale acceptance of HHpXRF data as "the be-all and end-all" answer to a broad range of archaeological questions instead of targeting it to more appropriate cases where quantitative data should only be published when analytical uncertainty can be addressed through measures of precision and accuracy [18, 19].

Concerning loads acting on the hip, there are previous works [ 60, 61] that include a comparative analysis for different combinations of muscle loads, concluding that the more appropriate cases are those that consider the load comprising gluteus medius, iliotibial tract, and psoas iliacus, or only the action from abductor muscle, which produce compression in the femur.

The appeals court ruled that, given the dynamic nature of the software industry, a different standard called "rule-of-reason" is more appropriate: each case of tying must be considered individually, taking into account any possible benefits to consumers, such as lower cost.Yet even on this point Microsoft did not score complete victory.

That means, these models employed here are more flexible and more appropriate in case of categorical (ordinal) response variables, as they do not assume a linear relationship between the observed and latent variables and are not based on the assumption of multivariate normal data.

Following the initial screening, included studies were appraised in order to map the differences and similarities in their characteristics and decide whether a meta-analysis was recommended on the basis of low heterogeneity; or whether a qualitative synthesis of the available results would be more appropriate in case of high heterogeneity.

Furthermore, performing candidate selection by molecular formula can risk losing the correct candidate if the formula prediction is not certain, such that an exact mass search can be more appropriate in cases where more than one formula is possible.

Payne said that declaring a state of emergency requires "extraordinary powers" and is more appropriate for cases of "highly communicable" disease outbreaks.

The use of gt2_ADLs for defining ADL adverse events in home health care results in a slightly larger and less incapacitated population which may be more appropriate for case-mix adjustment and evaluating changes implemented in clinical and/or policy practices.

Wagoner et al. (2005), tried to apply this test methodology to smaller and disk-shaped specimens of concrete (more appropriated in case of specimens obtained from drill cores) but they ran into troubles obtaining premature failures at the pulling load holes in about 50% of the tests, thus evidencing the disability of a direct application of the procedure.

This example is all the more appropriate in this case, since it is certain that to trace an unknown genealogy, it is necessary to go from the son to the father, whereas to explain it after finding it, the most common method is to begin with the trunk to show the descendants.