Sentence examples for more appropriate choices from inspiring English sources

Products including ampicillin, ceftiofur and oxytetracycline make more appropriate choices for dairy cattle, but need to be evaluated for their synovial fluid pharmacokinetics in adult cattle.

In the medicalization of obesity, for example, healthcare strategies and nutritional intervention reinforce how the matter is one of individual responsibility and broader action amounts to changing the immediate environment so that individuals can make more appropriate choices (21, 22), thus failing to see the broader social and environmental contexts.

Perhaps Mr Clinton, whose only notable legislation idea passed in eight years was the Family Leave Act would be a more appropriate choice.

We adore Maradona, but Sabella is a more appropriate choice as coach".

This unique feature of the FAC metric makes it a more appropriate choice for motion planning on uneven terrains than metrics like Tip-Over.

ABC was deemed the more appropriate choice as it relaxes the need to derive an explicit likelihood function that the formal Bayesian analysis requires.

If complex eigenvalues are not desired, then S would be a more appropriate choice than D — see (Nagel 1989) for a brief discussion.

However, the choice of system dynamics as the underlying principle for the PTTMAM has advantages that may make it a more appropriate choice for policy appraisal than other options.

A general conclusion can be, given low penetration of PV installations where voltage quality is not a major concern, PF(P) method can be more appropriate choice over Q(U).

Therefore, for the horizontal well studied in this paper, the perforation scheme with denser perforation hole at the toe end and sparser perforation hole at the heel end is a more appropriate choice.

Specifically, as long as the electrodialytic Biot number is (less than or) equal to 1, the lumped model should be used, otherwise the staged model is a more appropriate choice.