Sentence examples for more appropriate view from inspiring English sources

"A more appropriate view is that advanced technology causes us to need even more advanced technology in order to survive".

Of course, I'm judging this as a layman and you have a far more appropriate view to fully evaluate what just occurred!

With regard to multi-storied residential buildings, central hot water supply system and central-individual hot water supply system are more appropriate in view of aesthetic compatibility of solar collectors with building roof and convenience of management.

Whilst it may be tempting to interpret the PLS regression coefficients as the "independent" contributions of age, period and cohort, it is more appropriate to view them as their "relative" importance in contribution.

Although this group scored higher on all of the ten risky behavior measures investigated in this study, it is more appropriate to view this large majority as representative of the population average.

In other words, it is more appropriate to view networks from our model as the co-regulation relations between genes.

Somewhat misleadingly, the action of AhR agonists has been called antiestrogenic, when it is perhaps more appropriate to view them as disruptors of estrogen signaling.

It would be more appropriate to view the examples we present here as chosen to illustrate the potential utility of considering the HPDE heuristics when constructing or evaluating science curricula.

Perhaps using a cumulative disease activity marker (for example, number of erosions) would have been more appropriate in view of the observed relationships between disease duration/severity and cardiovascular risk.

It can be argued however that rather than segregating TF-binding events into 'functional' and 'non-functional', it may be more appropriate to view them on a continuum defined by the potency of their regulatory outputs and the extent to which these outputs are redundant.

I will utilize the price/earnings ratio (P/E), which measures the current price of a stock relative to its trailing 12-month earnings per share, as a gauge of valuation for historical research purposes although I could argue that forward looking P/E is more appropriate for viewing current market valuation levels.