The scenario with the higher (more appropriate) rating yielded the appropriateness rating for that particular child's tympanostomy.
Looking at a more appropriate rating system where the NC-17 can be used without being a pariah to advertising, and studying the socioeconomics of which groups of parents are ignoring the ratings to better educate them, are just two examples of healthier approaches.
Knowledge of the stickiness of rating agencies is a first step in designing a more appropriate rating system.
As there is no proper approach to directly assess the quality of alignments of such large sizes, we compared the resulting phylogenies to previously published phylogenies that were based on multilocus data of genes evolving at slower, more appropriate rates.
Getting a more appropriate, lower rate would save these homeowners an estimated $60 billion a year.
Medicaid officials said they could use the data to set lower, more appropriate reimbursement rates.
The rate per 1000 total visits is more informative than simple numerator count data (e.g., 10 visits for respiratory illness has a different meaning among 50 vs. 500 total visits), and is more appropriate than rates per total population, since the system does not capture visits from the total population.
Hence, the evaluation of adults with ADHD and monitoring of response to treatment may be enhanced by either the incorporation of objective measures of motor activity, or by the creation of more developmentally appropriate rating scales and criteria.
We compared mortality in our cohort with regional rates, which were more appropriate than national rates because of the wide regional differences in respiratory cancer mortality in Italy (Cislaghi et al. 1986).
This mismatch may have increased the margin on the investment but did not reflect the bank's real risks.Charging a more appropriate internal funding rate, and assuming bigger haircuts (reductions in value) on assets held as collateral, would have returned more money to the bank's treasury department and ensured that a trader's eventual bonus reflected the risks taken more accurately.
