Sentence examples for more appropriate goal from inspiring English sources

A more appropriate goal might be to leave grad school with no debt.

It is an interesting question whether the test that Harnad proposes sets a more appropriate goal for AI research.

Hence, more recently, metal redistribution has been proposed as a more appropriate goal of metal-targeted strategies for AD [41].

These data suggest that dobutamine may be important in this group of patients and that DO2 may be a more appropriate goal for hemodynamic optimization therapy in high-risk patients.

Therefore, if we want to reduce the risk of cartilage loss or JSN then BML prevention may be a more appropriate goal than BML regression While the study highlights the importance of baseline BML size, it raises questions about interpreting BML volume change that the current study could not address.

Early detection of frailty and pre-frailty before decreased reserves become more pronounced helps to shift towards more appropriate goal-directed and individualized care provision.

It could be argued that providing adequate access to water and proper sanitation and possibly fulfilling the needs and/or desires of communities are sufficient and more appropriate goals.

In a brief detour we will discuss the concept of so called "smart cities", to see if the focus on promoting the antifragility of cities, rather than their "smartness", may prove to be a more appropriate and worthwhile goal for public policies and planning.

Neuroimaging methods and physiological measures like the synesthetic conditioning test seem to be more appropriate towards this goal (cf. [1], [24], [26], [27]).

It is important to consider that the pupa levels could be more appropriate because the goal is to estimate the productivity of emergent individuals and, in doing so, to monitor the transmission risk and operationalization of the control activities [ 28].

Armed with the ensuing understanding of the operational forces that have taken CAD adrift, we conclude that the disparity between CAD's mired state-of-the-art condition relative to more appropriate, inspired and achievable goals for CAD calls for more drastic measures.