Sentence examples for more appropriate selection from inspiring English sources

Old-fashioned bistro list is being phased out for a more appropriate selection.

This advantage of FCS enables a more appropriate selection of detectors for searching image and video data.

Perhaps fleet owners and brokers will then become involved in improving service through training programs and more appropriate selection of lessees and drivers.

Because of the issue with debouncing, the periodic polling seemed a more appropriate selection despite the sacrifice of some computer utilization.

For two young musicians out to make a lasting first impression, it would be hard to pick a more appropriate selection of pieces than those chosen by the violinist Benjamin Beilman and the pianist Yekwon Sunwoo on Monday evening at Merkin Concert Hall.

Real-time computer-assisted continuous multilead ECG-ischemia monitoring may help to identify patients with unstable coronary syndromes at increased risk of adverse outcome and, thus, allow for better prognostic triage and more appropriate selection of therapeutic strategies.

To be able to improve survival by more appropriate treatment selection in primary disease, focus must therefore be on the identification of tumours with the capability to disseminate, whether clinically apparent at diagnosis (stage IV) or detected during follow-up after curative surgery (stages II and III).

The findings of this study can also be valuable for more appropriate patient selection for rehabilitation programs for MSDs.

Accurate diagnosis and staging leads to more appropriate treatment selection, and, in our patient, a much better potential prognosis for someone initially diagnosed with a universally fatal disease.

Increasingly, recipients have been selected at older age and with longer type 1 diabetes duration, requiring slightly less insulin and having better kidney function, as indicated by lower serum creatinine, suggesting more appropriate patient selection.

It's hard to imagine a better, more thoroughly appropriate selection in all Shakespeare.