Sentence examples for more appropriately this from inspiring English sources

More appropriately, this entity has been recently defined as autoimmune pancreatocholangitis (AIPC).

Whereas Spencer labeled this progress towards "rational" utilitarianism, Sidgwick more appropriately called this "progress in the direction of a closer approximation to a perfectly enlightened [empirical] Utilitarianism" (Sidgwick, 1907: 455).

The Laozi calls it Dao, or perhaps more appropriately in this context, "the Dao," with the definite article, to signal its presence as the source of the created order.

Why is a European bear acting more "appropriately" than this young man and woman captured in an intimate moment?

My husband was as handsome as a Greek god, or more appropriately in this case as a Roman one.

A longitudinal study design would more appropriately address this question, as changes in HRQL over time could also be assessed.

To more appropriately model this, we use kernel functions to induce time varying parameters as described in File S1.

41 The enhancements of care on the MMHU that included enhanced training in dementia, delirium and PCC helped staff to deliver dementia care differently and more appropriately and this study provides evidence of its effectiveness.

Now making new wave (or perhaps, more appropriately nu-wave), this glorious single is picking up a bit of Radio 1 play, and will show it off during Hackney's Field Day festival this weekend.

To help jazz (or more appropriately, bass) up this truth, the group have thrown together a jamming ON DECK mix for us.

The new approach to model-fitting in Spectrum 2013 more appropriately accounts for this bias when producing national estimates in countries with generalized epidemics.