Sentence examples for most appropriately with from inspiring English sources

Associated most often and perhaps most appropriately with Hitler's Germany and the Soviet Gulag under Lenin, Stalin, and their successors, the barbed-wire aesthetic of the camp and the skeletal profile of overworked and undernourished inmates stand as stark reminders of the ideological excesses of an "age of extremes". They are emblems of modern terror.

The MARCO mRNA data were estimated to fit most appropriately with the Generalized Time-Reversible (GTR) model including both invariable sites (I) and a discrete gamma (G) distribution.

Finally, more prospective studies are needed, most appropriately with baseline measures from just starting ambulance workers, to understand how these different factors relate to ambulance workers' health over time.

Soil flux was most appropriately described with an exponential function that could predict the occurrence of ravel on steeper slopes.

Glenoid bone defects are most appropriately treated with either bone grafting or coracoid transfer, while large Hill Sachs lesions can be addressed with a remplissage, Latarjet, or bone grafting.

Allow me to also add that such advice and studies are most appropriately shared with those in their 30s, 40s, and 50s and probably constitute malpractice when quoted to a new retiree or a 70-something who is already 5-10 years into retirement.

We sought to identify patient populations that may be most appropriately treated with one or other regimen.

Our aim was to identify patient populations defined by risk factors that may be most appropriately treated with one or other regimen.

For example, intensity-specific effects, probe nucleotide composition and spatial effects are all most appropriately dealt with at the probe level, while differential expression in response to a treatment is best measured in terms of its effect across the entire set of probes measuring a given gene.

"There are many legal issues we have to work through and they are most appropriately worked through with the appropriate and full resources of government," said opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison.

His new book, Generating Theatre Meaning: A Theory and Methodology of Performance Analysis, presents the culmination of Rozik's insights and findings generated not only by his research of the last ten years but by his lifelong reflections on the problem of how to deal most appropriately and fruitfully with theater performances.