Sentence examples for more appropriate where from inspiring English sources

Qualitative methodologies are more appropriate where the research question is exploratory in nature and exists within a broader sociological context, thus necessitates rich descriptions of the social environment [33].

Methods such as Prolinks-fusion and CODA can provide less certain associations for a greater number of hits and therefore would be more appropriate where the other methods cannot provide associations.

In contrast, a generic choice is more appropriate where the research interest is the trade-off between different attributes for one particular type of job.

Thus, while simple comparisons of published data may be acceptable for questions about rates, prevalence and effect sizes, combining data may be more appropriate where the patterns of association between variables and outcomes are of major interest.

One, which is more appropriate where the predator speed is markedly higher than prey and the distance between them small, involves prey escaping in a trajectory that is perpendicular to that of the predator (Weihs and Webb, 1984; Stankowich and Coss, 2007; Domenici et al., 2011).

This is more appropriate where the in-use dynamics are more complicated, for example, in the case of infrastructure where technologies and materials remain in use for long periods and there is a long delay between the inflow of material and it becoming available for recycling.

Jiang is a capable, hard-working person and that is probably more appropriate for where China is right now".

Several researchers have raised strong concerns against the wholesale acceptance of HHpXRF data as "the be-all and end-all" answer to a broad range of archaeological questions instead of targeting it to more appropriate cases where quantitative data should only be published when analytical uncertainty can be addressed through measures of precision and accuracy [18, 19].

This makes this algorithm more appropriate for systems where the surface is inhomogeneous or where the adsorbed species interact with each other, since not all sites are equally likely to have an event.

The narrative part of VA and open-ended questions are excluded from the InterVA model, but these questions may be more appropriate in settings where there is poor knowledge of symptoms of certain diseases, and especially in cases where more local terms maybe relevant (22).

Although this assumption may hold for diseases for which many genes have small additive effects on epidemiological parameters, skewed leptokurtic distributions may be more appropriate for diseases where a number of genes have large effects and allele frequencies are unbalanced or in cases where the relationship between genetic effects and the epidemiological traits in consideration is not linear.