Sentence examples for most appropriate mode from inspiring English sources

Perhaps focusing on the individual is, after all, the most appropriate mode for a movie about her.

This approach facilitated determination of the severity of the dysphagia, the most appropriate mode of nutritional intake (oral versus nonoral), and the prognosis for recovery of swallowing.

The most appropriate mode of operation (batch, fed-batch, feed and bleed) was previously determined by the evolution of NF performance established for each mode.

After ruling out a rooftop boutique hotel or restaurant, he opted to take the luxury condominium route as the most appropriate mode of ratcheting up the Puck's relevance to the 21st-century downtown real estate market.

The TE+++ mode formed by the in-phase coupling of the TE01δ DR1), TE01δ DR2) and TE102 basic modes, is the most appropriate mode for X-band EPR experiments.

Conclusion: Further research is needed to identify the best practice in the antenatal care provided, including the provision of support belts, the most appropriate mode of delivery and postnatal treatment.

This optimization can be taken after choosing the most appropriate modes, options, and configurations for the H.264 BP applications.

If slavery were abolished, what did the vocal Negro advocates think would be the most appropriate modes and ends of life for Negro men and women?

Pupils with support needs are to receive support measures, and pupils who are blind, deaf and deaf-blind are to receive their education in the most appropriate modes of communication from teachers who are fluent in sign language and Braille.

It attempts to untangle the debates on modes of liability in international criminal law (ICL) that have become truly complex over the last twenty years, and to provide a way to identify the most appropriate model for leadership liability.

7. Auto Picture mode for the automatic selection of seven different shooting modes The X70 features the advanced Auto Picture mode, which automatically selects the most appropriate shooting mode for a given subject or scene by detecting the subject's lighting and other conditions.