Sentence examples for more appropriate duration from inspiring English sources

A major difference between this study and its two larger international predecessors is its more appropriate duration of follow-up viz.

Long duration runs or runs carried out with a high height of pouring of water appear more appropriate than short duration runs with a low height of pouring of water to obtain data usable to explain surface runoff generation phenomena during intense rainfall events, especially when the soil is relatively dry at the time of sampling.

Behavioral and psychotic symptoms remitted before cognitive deficits, suggesting that the latter may be more appropriate for guiding the duration of steroid treatment.

Consequently, implementing a design flood based on the critical storm duration is more appropriate than a design flood calculated using only the rational method.

As an example, it was shown that for the contagious bovine pleuropneumonia, a respiratory disease of cattle exhibiting very diverse clinical patterns, constant infection durations were more appropriate than exponentially distributed ones for describing experimental data [25].

If these are long-term investments of at least three years, then wouldn't a more appropriate benchmark be a treasury with a duration of at least three years?

Treating days with fever as a continuous variable seems more appropriate for addressing the association between fever duration and mortality.

In addition, since fever magnitude has been established as a determinant of mortality, the concept of fever burden might be even more appropriate for predicting patient outcome than fever duration alone.

With respect to the clinical course of myotonic dystrophy type 2, an older cohort with longer disease durations might have been more appropriate.

Larger sample size and longer duration of study would have been more appropriate to observe an improvement in the renal and liver function.

In particular, monitoring of the treatment duration is expected to result in more appropriate treatment periods, in keeping with current guidelines[ 22].