Sentence examples for probably appropriately from inspiring English sources

So the price-point is probably appropriately expensive enough for the style conscious buyers Readbug is targeting.

Figures on antibiotic dispensing prior to and after RDT use were not available, but anecdotal evidence indicates that many RDT-negative patients, probably appropriately, do not receive them.

If nail psoriasis is recognized as an early sign of joint involvement, the current guidelines will be probably appropriately addressed.

But she will probably more appropriately be remembered for her courage, humanity and an extraordinary degree of public popularity, almost certainly unmatched by any other politician of her era.

The Kinks - A Well Respected Man (hat tip Graeme Neill) Depeche Mode - Wrong (hat tip @ErrorGorrilla) Gregory Isaacs - Rumours (hat tip Cian O Suilleabhain) Lastly, and probably most appropriately being from Manchester and that, here's The Smiths, rubbed in by Karl Smith ( an LFC fan living in Paris) Facebook Twitter Pinterest 12.46pm BST Stand up for Moyes!

The presence and probably the appropriately positioning of HBD groups were apparently the main determinants of anti-proliferation potency.

The approximate 15% increase in ERmax probably more appropriately reflects the real remaining effect of enoxaparin, and this elevation is not considered clinically relevant (Fig.  2).

Among all adjustment methods for multiple comparisons, the Benjamini and Hochberg procedure [ 24], abbreviated as "BH FDR," controlling the proportion of false positives among the genes called as differentially expressed, is probably more appropriately for datasets with very large numbers of genes [ 25].

(I concluded that it had probably been named appropriately: as an undergraduate at Mercer University, a Southern Baptist school, Birch had managed to provoke a heresy trial of several professors).

For anyone interested in the work of one of the strongest contenders to be the second-best playwright after Shakespeare, the New Penguin Ibsen is a magnificent thing to have, but the versions it contains confirm that the concept of a definitive translation is, if not necessarily moronic, definitively oxymoronic – a phrase that is, appropriately, probably impossible to render into Dano-Norwegian.

When students learn to display their anger feelings appropriately probably school settings will be more peaceful places than that present.