Sentence examples for more appropriate form from inspiring English sources

Ms. Williams also observed that the railroad, which allows alcohol, with certain restrictions, might be a safer, more appropriate form of transportation for some fans.

A startling fact is that although most people feel that a more comfort-oriented path is a more appropriate form of treatment for patients with advanced dementia, health care services research suggests that most patients with advanced dementia in our health care system today do not receive such desired care focused on comfort and quality of life.

It puzzles/bothers me on several levels, starting with the Spanish word chosen, "mirar," which literally means "to look". The more appropriate form of that verb for this warning would be "mira," or "mire". But that's splitting hairs, so let's take it down a level.

However, there may be a more appropriate form for the function H that must be determined through experiment to discover the nature of the effects that sufficient concentrations of EPO or other anti-inflammatory cytokines have on healthy chondrocytes.

ER expression is detectable in less than one third of symptomatic and screening detected cases of DCIS, implying that endocrine therapy of DCIS may be a more appropriate form of management for morphological subtypes of DCIS which show higher rates of oestrogen receptor expression, particularly those of non-comedo and small cell type.

You can just write that the degree of the polynomial = 4, or you can write the answer in a more appropriate form: deg (3x - 3x - 5 + 2x + 2x - x) = 3. You're all done.

But he also stressed the need for new, more appropriate forms of resistance while pursuing negotiations for an independent Palestinian state.

Results indicate that it is possible to apply schist as a construction material with a higher degree of confidence, by suiting the schist type to the physicochemical and mechanical needs of the construction; furthermore, it is possible to evaluate the existing schist constructions according to the schist type used, allowing less intrusive and more appropriate forms of intervention.

In this paper, motivated by the fact that discrete models are more appropriate forms than the continuous ones in order to fit the statistical data concerning infectious diseases, we have studied the discrete forward difference version of a schistosomiasis model with general incidence function.

The moral to be drawn is that alleged underdogs can gain an advantage through employing distinctive and often more appropriate forms of power.

A better knowledge of their proteins will aid in the selection of more appropriate forms of honeybee venom to be used as a pharmacological source.