Sentence examples for more appropriately directed from inspiring English sources
This study examines whether or not TEAM is more appropriately directed to third-year medical students.
Philip Bowring ("Is Fear Spreading Faster Than SARS?," Op-Ed, April 8) helped put this disease in perspective by suggesting that fear of SARS may be more appropriately directed toward other, more virulent diseases.
But, she adds, "I do wonder if some of the sentiments alternately expressed about the film might be more appropriately directed at those who instituted and ordered these U.S. policies, as opposed to a motion picture that brings the story to the screen".
Kipling's words would have been even more appropriately directed this week to Northern Ireland's politicians, who were closeted with the British and Irish prime ministers, in a last-minute bid to rescue the "peace process".As The Economist went to press, the parties had failed to break the deadlock over if and when the IRA would disarm.
Waters' jab would be more appropriately directed at Dodd-Frank.
The health-care resources deployed at a later stage in the disease process could be more appropriately directed toward earlier aggressive therapeutic interventions in the ED.
Thinking of CNSLBP as a problem of cortical reorganisation and degeneration may increase our understanding of the problem and more appropriately direct intervention.
Thus, RCTs more appropriately guide the practice of medicine.
A provocative question raised by this study is whether our experimental approaches to study invasive breast cancer cells might more appropriately be directed toward three-dimensional collagen I cultures.
Since the symptoms are non-specific, the initial evaluation of patients with these symptoms is often appropriately directed at diagnosing or excluding more common conditions.
"I wonder whether the resources of the United States government were appropriately directed over the course of two years," Martone said, asking whether the feds could have directed more resources towards the Wall Street bankers who committed mortgage fraud.
