Sentence examples for not thought appropriate from inspiring English sources

Authors should tell readers if the planned meta-analysis was not thought appropriate or possible for some of the outcomes and the reasons for that decision.

However, these were difficult to justify and it was not thought appropriate to represent them in a separate single construct, although they were of high importance.

Level 2 and 3 care is currently not thought appropriate for the majority of post-operative patients, however targeted critical care admission for pre-identified high-risk surgical patients may demonstrate improved outcome [ 26– 28].

We were interested in the effects of intensity of follow-up; participants who withdrew from the study were not exposed to the "intervention", so analysis with imputed data was not thought appropriate.

Furthermore, it is unclear whether the dissatisfaction is from a lack of communication regarding prognosis or whether the content of the discussion was not thought appropriate (perhaps either overly optimistic or overly pessimistic).

v. Participants, who at the local investigator's discretion are not thought appropriate e.g. very upset and emotional regarding finding of BRCA gene mutation, family, work or transport issues that would make participation difficult.

"It isn't, I don't think, appropriate".

The random-digit-dialling sampling method used in the European arm of the study was not thought to be appropriate.

It did not think it appropriate to tackle tax cheats.

General Petraeus suggested he had some details in mind, but did not think them appropriate to discuss publicly.

Wilson replied the police did not think it "appropriate" to take any action before the conclusion of the inquest.