Sentence examples for primarily appropriate from inspiring English sources

The approach we have presented to spatial neighbourhoods is primarily appropriate when analysing point or areal data.

Emerging technologies are, by definition, not fully developed, and thus arguably are primarily appropriate for operational agencies only for trialling or testing.

Of course, such an atypical buying environment can distort results, so pop-up shops should certainly be only one tool in a broader range of experiments, primarily appropriate for validating foothold consumer interest.

Immobilized Metal-Affinity Chromatography (IMAC) represents a relatively new separation technique that is primarily appropriate for the purification of proteins with natural surface-exposed histidine residues and for recombinant proteins with engineered histidine tags or histidine clusters.

BioPerl is primarily appropriate for processing sequence data and interfacing to sequence databases, with support for sequence visualization and queries for external annotation.

Recently Barbosa et al. [ 37], studying a cohort with 135 chagasic and nonchagasic patients, for a period of 266 days, have targeted primarily appropriate therapy (appropriate shocks or antitachycardia pacing) and secondarily the event-free survival defined as absence of death or appropriate therapy.

Improved water-saving irrigation is therefore required, primarily through appropriate irrigation scheduling.

Possible competing states are typically not considered, primarily because appropriate structural models are not available.

The wounds were either closed primarily where appropriate or left open, and the patients were re-operated at 48 h for secondary debridement or closure.

A United Kingdom study that focused primarily on appropriate retention strategies found that enrolled nurses had greater job satisfaction than registered nurses and lower intention to quit, which may have been the result of 'lower expectations in terms of pay and promotion due to their constrained promotion prospects' (30, p. 689).

Mr. Murphy said he believes the charges are appropriate, primarily because the activities Ms. Viger organized involved other people's children.