Sentence examples for more appropriately with from inspiring English sources

"As they get more skills, obviously they're able to interact more appropriately with other children," said Dr. Dale A. Ulrich, the lead author.

In the batch adsorption, the adsorption behaviors of lysozyme onto cation-exchange membranes and BSA onto anion-exchange membranes, both showing the heterogeneous adsorption, could be described more appropriately with the Suen model than the Langmuir model.

There are a growing number of test-optional schools and their values may align more appropriately with your own.

Studies have shown doctors order more appropriately with fewer tests when they know the actual price, but all too often they, too, are in the dark when it comes to trust cost.

However, the latest evidence suggests that there is a particular phenotype of HF patients that present to the ED with acute hypertension and can be managed more appropriately with IV vasodilators as an adjunct to diuretic therapy [21 24].

Compared with bullied children who did not self harm, bullied children who self harmed were distinguished by a family history of attempted/completed suicide, concurrent mental health problems, and a history of physical maltreatment by an adult.Prevention of non-suicidal self injury in young adolescents should focus on helping bullied children to cope more appropriately with their distress.

Further, one in ten patients with obesity could be more appropriately identified with obesity-related diagnoses and one in three patients may be prevented from having a missed diagnosis by providing nurses with a PDA and CDSS.

Swiping backwards at the Lyrical Ballads, which had first appeared nine years earlier, he decided "these [new] poems would have been more appropriately invested with a fine gilt wrapping, adorned with woodcuts, and printed and bound uniformly in all respects with Mother Bunch's tales and Mother Goose's melodies".

For annotations that are associated with a term from this subset, it should always be possible to associate the gene product with an alternative term, for example, gene products associated with 'nuclear part' (GO 0044428) are more appropriately associated with the 'nucleus' term (GO 0005634).

In addition, some populations, including critically ill or fluid-restricted patients, or those with organ dysfunction, may be more appropriately served with custom PN.[ 20] Several studies have compared the cost of different PN compounding methods,[ 27– 29] but there have been no investigations of costs associated with differential infection rates for various methods of PN preparation.

So, our task is to create better incentives, ones that more appropriately align with our true goals: to have more students with high-quality credentials who can power our economy and our democracy.