Sentence examples for more appropriate rather from inspiring English sources

Note that tiered fixed dosing (i.e., a fixed dose for patients in a specified narrow BW range) may be more appropriate rather than using a single dose for all age groups.

Furthermore, since BSPMs are not as standardised as other ECG acquisition methods, a specialised BSPM format is more appropriate rather than integrating a complex BSPM extension into an existing format.

The author is also impressed with Teller's intellectual rigour and his 'unblinking honesty' about himself, though in merely describing his subject as 'remarkable' when words like grotesque and manic would have been more appropriate, he rather pulls his punches.

To indicate advanced successional sere towards forests, therefore, M. sinensis cover is a more appropriate indicator rather than species richness.

In the phase 4 feedback sessions, practice staff also considered loans the more appropriate mechanism (rather than charging the patient), since the majority of requests related to repeat medication from the patient's regular pharmacy.

It seems this self-regulatory aspect that determines whether a reactive-aggressive reaction can be suppressed to perform a more appropriate response, rather than the unique characteristics of both traits.

Her most memorable line from Blackout, "Gimme More," has always seemed a more appropriate catchphrase, because rather than a reflection of Britney's own agency, it's hollow one her fans can make their own.

Because WDL/ALTs have no potential for metastasis unless they undergo dedifferentiation, some pathologists suggest that the term "atypical lipomatous tumor" is more appropriate to use rather than "liposarcoma" [ 1].

PNs access to informal education is predominantly delivered by general practices themselves or the local Division of General Practice, and is focused on the National Health Priorities which is more appropriate for registered rather than enrolled nurses [ 11].

Dependence may not, however, be at the root of complicated and long-standing problems, and holistic orientations more appropriate for mainstream rather than specialist services may be called for when issues such as broken relationships, employment, housing, violence, physical health complications and co-occurring mental health issues come into play.

"With a view to the tasks facing the European Union in the near future, it would have been more appropriate to seek cooperation rather than confrontation," Germany's finance minister, Hans Eichel, said in a statement.