Sentence examples for proved a particularly appropriate from inspiring English sources

Spontaneously beating hearts proved a particularly appropriate system for such study, as their relatively reduced heart rates provoked preparations with an increased propensity for the development of repolarization abnormalities such as EADs and triggered beats, which preceded episodes of VT in the setting of hypokalaemia (Killeen et al. 2007).

On August 1, 1912, Bohr married Margrethe Nørlund, and the marriage proved a particularly happy one.

It hasn't proved a particularly effective strategy.

Latin America proved a particularly fertile ground for psychedelic rock.

The Queen's House is a particularly appropriate setting for the admiral.

So this is a particularly appropriate time to learn something about Cuba's past.

Here Delano produced, in Art Deco terra cotta, a particularly appropriate frieze: flying fish.

Her tomb, at Louveciennes cemetery, near Versailles, bears a particularly appropriate epitaph: "Here at last I rest".

In a political culture already averse to openness, this might seem a particularly appropriate time for censorship.

Tech-savvy admirers of the late Terry Pratchett have hit upon an idea for a particularly appropriate memorial.

Whatever you think about the campaign itself, she is a particularly appropriate person to talk about it.