Sentence examples for most appropriate with from inspiring English sources

For the notation of such music, a seven-line stave is most appropriate, with each horizontal line representing one pitch level.

Fourteen simulation-related statements/parameters were subjectively scored along a 10-cm visual analogue scale (VAS) line by marking the point that subjects felt most appropriate, with (0) at one end (very bad) and (10) at the other (very good).

Pitt said: "Dredging is considered as an option for flood risk management, but it is limited to areas where it is most appropriate, with money that is saved being used for more effective methods of flood protection".

- Dan Bylsma, former NHL coach, noted that while the volume of data is impressive, coaches want to know what information is most appropriate, with the biggest challenge being how can they use that data for evaluation of their teams and evaluation of individual players.

The output of the probabilistic clustering algorithms is the most applicable but given the prohibitive delays incurred with Dirichlet, the output of the LDA clustering algorithm is deemed the most appropriate with the relevant generated topics problems matched with those frequently encountered by VMware customers.

For quick, simple assessment the SSQ or PCACL-R are probably most appropriate, with both demonstrating good reliability and validity overall.

All interviews were conducted in English, Malay, or, when necessary, with the most appropriate dialect with an assigned interpreter.

That 'Caven' game was probably the single most appropriate artifact with which to describe the entire allure of Plugger.

Experiments were conducted on the most appropriate sketch with acceptable uniform air flow and temperature distribution.

These harder-edged suits strike a regal effect, but are probably most appropriate paired with a wrap for a candlelight poolside dinner.

Haldeman's "Forever War" re-envisioned the war in Southeast Asia through the kaleidoscopic lens of science fiction, possibly the most appropriate instrument with which to make sense of the surreal chaos of the events.