Sentence examples for more appropriate categorization from inspiring English sources

In order to reach a more appropriate categorization of feedback, this paper investigates feedback provided by "native" and "non-native" speakers of English.

This requires a structural similarity search methodology, which rather than looking for global topological agreement (more appropriate for categorization of full proteins or domains), identifies detailed geometric matches.

On the other hand trauma registries, with the costs of data collection shared by participating hospitals, allow more appropriate codification of injury (i.e. Abbreviated Injury Scale), categorization by severity (i.e. ISS), exclude multiple admissions for the same injury, permit tracing of transfers, and capture information on post discharge deaths [e.g. [ 21]].

This five categorization system of home-visit nursing agencies could ensure more appropriate healthcare policies for further improvement of home-visit nursing services by each agency in Japan could be applicable to other countries with rapidly growing aging populations.

Rather than simple categorization of PTB or LBW, indicators such as perinatal mortality or other outcomes may be more appropriate for evaluation of perinatal health in developed countries.

"Tormentor" feels more appropriate.

Biting is far more appropriate.

Fortunate would be more appropriate.

"Shopping spree" is more appropriate.

"Der Bomber" became a more appropriate moniker.

A more appropriate measure might be underemployment.