He planned to leave 100 at the border to combat drug and guns trafficking, and redeploy the remaining 260 "to more appropriate venues and to more appropriate purposes" such as wildfire abatement.
Their introduction had a dual purpose: cost containment and a more appropriate use of these drugs [ 29].
For this purpose, it is more appropriate to use Tx-Xyn-pretreated wheat straw (that is, Dpl-WS), which should provide a means to identify enzyme variants that can accelerate the latter phase of the reaction and better surmount the obstacles that prevent further action by Tx-Xyn.
We find that previous indices used to decide the number of clusters are not efficient, and therefore suggest a new index that is more appropriate for this purpose.
Variability of the Sun in white light can be studied with higher spectral, spatial and time resolution using space-born telescopes, which are more appropriate for this purpose than ground based observatories because of better seeing conditions, no interference of the terrestrial atmosphere and a more precise calibration procedure.
The first interpretation of "that which is by its nature" is more appropriate to this purpose because the second interpretation affects all beings, but the categories do not affect all beings and they deal with existents insofar as the mind acquires them.
With each imaginary offense, he regains relevancy by scheduling T.V. spots and radio interviews with drowsy media outlets too lazy to search for a perspective more appropriate to their purpose.
Another approach, more appropriate for the purpose of our paper, is to start from successful heuristics as a key to understand the elements of good performance and to characterize instance hardness.
GWAS data are more appropriate for this purpose than candidate gene genotyping data, as the SNPs typed in the latter type of study are often selected on the basis of annotation and therefore could produce biased results.
An approach more appropriate for this purpose, but also more challenging, would be to reprogram more developmentally distinct cell types, such as fibroblasts, into blood.
