Sentence examples for more appropriate usage from inspiring English sources

Despite the scant literature on this subject, the association is plausible and is in agreement with more general studies showing higher access to health services, including PHC services and more appropriate usage among elderly with high social support [ 31].

"The part I think you can take a little more time on," Mr. Bloomberg said, "is the development of the memorial and the commercial part of redevelopment, and I think that with a little bit of time we'll all be able to come up with a better memorial and more appropriate commercial usage.

Although computing devices that have high memory requirement do not normally have problems with memory consumption, traditional variation resampling is often thought to be more appropriate for usage in this environment because it is faster than traditional resampling [58].

Pharmacy-based interventions regarding screening for more appropriate antibiotic usage and referrals or advice from trained health care personnel may also reduce antibiotic overuse.

The treatment goals of MBT-DH are: (a) to engage the patient in treatment; (b) to reduce psychiatric symptoms, particularly self-harm and parasuicidal behaviour; (c) to improve social and interpersonal functioning; and (d) to foster more appropriate health care usage and prevent hospital admissions and prolonged inpatient care.

Following the publication of clinical studies results, more appropriate indications for correct usage are identified.

This seemed more appropriate given that UKCAT usage was a factor variable with more than two levels but not ordinal (ordered categorical) in nature that is, failing to fulfil the "proportional odds" assumption.

The usage of more appropriate reference genes will have an impact on the interpretation of existing microarray data as well as expression data generated in future studies, and potentially will shed new insight into the molecular biology of cancer.

The n-word is often used by those in the African-American community as a "term of endearment" of sorts; perhaps a similarly lighthearted and positive usage would be more appropriate than insulting our enemies by calling them submissive gay men.

In part this is because of Mr. Keegan's usages, some of which seem more appropriate to a rugby scrimmage than to battle.

Therefore, the usage of disease-specific measures may be more appropriate as a pre- versus post intervention measure [ 4].