Sentence examples for more appropriately by from inspiring English sources
These difficulties could be handled more appropriately by the prediction models based on the LWIR soil spectra.
Software architects can separate crosscutting concerns more appropriately by using an aspect-oriented ADL, concretely AO-ADL.
Comparisons of the measured kact values with those predicted assuming an outer-sphere ET for the complexes have shown that activation by Cu(I) is 7 10 orders of magnitude faster than required by outer-sphere ET. Therefore, the mechanism of RX activation by Cu(I) complexes used as catalysts in ATRP occurs by an inner-sphere ET or more appropriately by a halogen atom abstraction.
In some cases signs may often be assessed more appropriately by clinicians using clinical assessments.
This idea is supported by research showing that differences in reading attitudes are explained more appropriately by gender identity rather than sex (McGeown et al. 2012).
This finding could be helpful in clinical practice, mainly because patients at risk of adverse APS events could be identified and managed more appropriately by primary prophylaxis and more frequent clinical controls [34].
Weight usually has a skewed distribution which is more appropriately described by centiles than by the standard deviation.
The administration of his son, George W. Bush, took part in negotiating the convention and endorsed its substance, but did not sign it, on the ground that disability rights are more appropriately protected by domestic laws than by treaties.
Given recent progress, however, we suggest that the major problem for current microarray research is no longer validity of expression measurements, but rather, the reliability of inferences from the data, an issue more appropriately redressed by statistical approaches than by validation with a separate method.
United's woes are more appropriately addressed by a bankruptcy proceeding than by an emergency board created in response to the terrorist attacks.
"Any further investigation of potential widespread, systemic institutional wrongdoing surrounding discovery or informant issues in Orange County would be far more appropriately addressed by these agencies and not by the trial court for the largest confessed mass murderer in Orange County history," the report reads.
