Sentence examples for more appropriate scale from inspiring English sources

"It has a more appropriate scale for a country than Euzkadi does.

It might help us balance, on a more appropriate scale, the pros and cons of starting war.

"We're moving to a place where I think cities are being seen as the more appropriate scale to tackle specific challenges," he says.

Recent research has identified a need for seagrass habitat management plans to be based on landscape-level approaches as they offer a more appropriate scale for large mobile fauna than smaller scales.

Moreover, the HUC-level maps avoid problems with spatial autocorrelation and the independence of testing points, and summarize the data at a more appropriate scale and provide a more interpretable map of risks for managers.

Blocks or neighborhoods, given the epidemiologic situation in our study area, are a more appropriate scale.

Watkins et al [ 16], in developing a Vietnamese translation, had modified the conceptual definition of the MH and VT scales to produce culturally more appropriate scales with clearer delineation between these concepts.

Occasionally, certain PRO instruments are selected ahead of more appropriate scales because they are considered to be a 'standard' in that disease area (for example, the Dermatology Life Quality Index in psoriasis)[ 14].

The higher the scale efficiency value is, the more appropriate the scale of the company will be.

This hypothesis has been further evaluated using comparisons of closely related units with known genealogy, extending that approach to a phylogenetic scale that is more appropriate for the scale at which RI develops (i.e. intra specific level).

In consequence, it would be logical to speculate that cancer-specific scales would be more appropriate than generic scales in assessing QOL among cancer survivors.