Sentence examples for more appropriate rules from inspiring English sources

Although Hamblin suggested that there are more appropriate rules for screen exposure than the 1-2 hourecommendedded by the American Academy of Pediatrics, he didn't offer any substantive tips for parenting when screens are everywhere. .

The "professional politician" – a person who is somehow made more appropriate to rule by virtue of studying past political structures – is a phenomenon as prevalent as it is counterintuitive to most people.

In many cases, it would be much more appropriate to apply rules to Part definitions to not only save on programming effort but also increase the expressiveness of the constraint system.

"We'll have the study," he said, and "we can do the right thing and we can come up with a more appropriate, fine-tuned" rule down the road.

We would submit that these factors suggest that the STSS performs better in this population and overall would be a more appropriate early-assessment triage rule.

Hart's emphasis on law as a system of rules was more appropriate for the analysis of continental civil law systems.

If the single-pulse SCR of the local detectors are almost equal, then the m-out-of-n fusion rule is more appropriate for use.

In this sense the "best takes all" rule seems more appropriate, although it fails to account for errors in judgment, uncertainty, external factors, and other disturbances that may vitally affect how we evaluate and see our co-players.

Previous studies have indicated that copeptin has a low specificity and is more appropriate as a biomarker to rule out AMI.

Thus, the policymaker is able to choose from this set those rules he deems more appropriate, depending on the problem at hand.

Better understanding of these informal rules may lead to more appropriate activation of the RRS.