Sentence examples for more appropriately considered from inspiring English sources
For a weak acid and a weak base, neutralization is more appropriately considered to involve direct proton transfer from the acid to the base.
Judge Middlebrooks rejected Mr. Bush's lawsuit largely on the ground that it was more appropriately considered by the state courts than the federal courts, which typically shy away from becoming involved in state and local elections.
(While Tesla manufactures cars, it is more appropriately considered a technology company).
ICD LF is often considered in the context of design or construction defects, but is more appropriately considered in the context of the finite service life of a mechanical component placed in chemically stressful environment and subjected to continuous mechanical stresses.
The very notion of a village is almost inappropriate in this context: it might be more appropriately considered a clan or an aggregation of kinship.
Guzmán, who examined Smith's US collections, suggested that the material might be more appropriately considered a Galerina, but Redhead and Smith noted that several features of Mythicomyces corneipes are inconsistent with placement in Galerina, including spore print color, presence of metuloids, stem texture, and tawny basal mycelium.
This situation is sometimes referred to as extended labor, but it should more appropriately be considered labor cost escalation.
This illustrates how expectations after baseline might more appropriately be considered an outcome rather than a nuisance variable that can be adjusted for in the analysis.
However, the non-clinical benefits of testing, such as signing advanced directives and spending more time with family and friends, do provide value and should be appropriately considered in cost-benefit calculations [ 46].
The judges appropriately considered a little-known but important guarantee called the "Non-Detention Act" -- passed in 1971.
Appropriately, considering the dream-like surroundings, the weekend displays a surreal bent.
