Sentence examples for more appropriate preparation from inspiring English sources

As there are two pit-stops in DTM, it may be a more appropriate preparation for the new F1 season when the Pirelli tyres, with their faster wear and degradation, will see drivers making two and even three stops.

G. asiatica is more appropriate for agarose preparation, as methylated agarose also has good features.

It should be noted here that many commercially available curcumin preparations, including the preparation used in this manuscript, are often a mixture of three curcuminoids; curcumin (also known as diferuloylmethane), demethoxycurcumin and bisdemethoxycurcumin. Therefore, the term 'curcuminoid' may be more appropriate to describe curcumin preparations of this nature.

A better understanding may lead to more appropriate policy designs and better preparation for the actors involved in countries that are embarking on decentralization, as is the case in Mali.

However, PCR amplification is too laborious for large-scale NGS downstream applications and risks being a bottleneck in the sample preparation workflow; consequently, more appropriate PCR procedures were developed.

Therefore shorter term protocols may be more appropriate and logistically easier to implement in preparation for exposure to hypoxic-based stressors.

In all eight items, those teachers who work in vocational classrooms only (and not in secondary vocational classrooms) displayed higher mean values, meaning that they felt their preparation for the teaching profession had been more appropriate.

In both cases women felt that the extent of preparation received in these two items had been more appropriate.

Using a washing machine to clean greens is more appropriate for large amounts of greens (i.e. cleaning in preparation to sell).

We also modified one item into a question about human cells, rather than plant cells, so it would be more appropriate for our human physiology courses, where students might not have strong preparation in plant biology and cell structure.

A more appropriate option for cuts and scrapes is topical homeopathic Calendula, which is a preparation made from marigolds.