Sentence examples for possible appropriateness from inspiring English sources

The MORE Project assessment instruments were selected for their age-appropriateness, psychometric properties, available norms, and when possible, appropriateness for use with ethnic minority youth.

With a nominal group approach, Safford et al. were able to provide some qualitative evidence on the possible appropriateness of inaction.

However, there is a consensus that a higher discount rate may be appropriate in LMIC where there is a societal preference for more immediate consumption [ 9] To accommodate the possible appropriateness of higher discount rates a 6% discount rate is always presented.

It is possible that appropriateness criteria for cataract extraction developed before the widespread adoption of phacoemulsification no longer is as accurate or valid as possible.

Rockey advises applicants who have doubts about a proposal's possible merit or appropriateness for the program to contact the relevant program officer for advice.

Now, I know they can't check every single possible reply for appropriateness (or relevance) but they could, at the very least, run searches for strings like "sex," "heroin," and maybe "murder most foul" so they don't pop up like that.

This included developing a conventional treatment plan, e.g. the ordination of sick-leave and prescription drugs, in dialogue with the patient as well as discussing the possible integration and appropriateness of selected CTs in the management of individual cases.

After identifying appropriateness for possible inclusion, phase II consisted of two reviewers (L.W. and D.N).

Based on this evidence it is not possible to assess the appropriateness of recent policy measure on teacher professional development in Italy nor to predict whether and to what extent they will be effective, particularly for VET teachers and for those of vocational subjects.

However, intervention studies indicate that perceived decision difficulty is modifiable and so it may be possible to improve decision appropriateness through attempts to reduce decision difficulty, although it is important to firstly establish the determinants of difficulty.

One possible argument against the appropriateness of using alternative needs-based allocation formulas is that there may be a causal relationship between the number of health workers and the observed need for health care.