Sentence examples for more appropriately seen from inspiring English sources

This assumption is less empirically-supportable, and these changes may be more appropriately seen as exogenous rather than endogenous (e.g. there is no sense in which the printing press resulted from mathematical knowledge of the 15th century).

The present endeavour may more appropriately be seen as just one possible direction towards improving allocative efficiency in the health care sector.

On a romantic date with @ben_mckenzie appropriately seeing the new HBO Liberace film.

Or, more appropriately, "What you don't see can cost you".

Although our 'older adults' might be more appropriately described as 'middle-aged' (see Nichols, Rogers, and Fisk 2003), this age range was selected to represent older working age adults.

Whether it brings a bang this year – or, more appropriately, a jolt – remains to be seen.

She said she hoped NHS 111 would "signpost patients more appropriately to where they need to be seen in their appropriate local service, freeing up the emergency departments to avoid those pressures".

They would almost certainly rather see President Bush dressed more appropriately, wearing the protective helmet and Kevlar logging chaps required by the Forest Service Health and Safety Handbook.

This is a mode of binocular vision that may be more appropriately called simultaneous perception; the two images are seen simultaneously, and it is by superimposition, rather than fusion, that the illusion of the letter E is created.

Note, the 2SW-MDA approach is an example of an instance-based Transfer Category, but the CP-MDA approach is more appropriately classified as a parameter-based Transfer Category (see "Parameter-based transfer learning" section).

When I see a man, I will dress more appropriately.' He walked on".