Sentence examples for result of appropriate from inspiring English sources
The photocatalytic activity was assessed by detecting the formation of hydroxyl radicals and photocatalytic degradation of dye rhodamine B. Accordingly, the sample calcined at 550 °C showed the highest photocatalytic performance, which is a combined result of appropriate crystallinity, crystal phase, crystallite size and impurity doping.
This strain of cBSE is now rapidly disappearing as a result of appropriate containment measures.
Probably, this is the result of appropriate duration of antibiotics.
As a result of appropriate care, patients' health outcomes should improve by reducing the risk of future fractures.
The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of low vision (VI and blindness) attributable to RE and the improvement of VA as a result of appropriate optical correction in a Brazilian population.
The result of appropriate testing leads to one of the following possibilities and subsequent recommended reporting guidelines: (i) no expansion (homozygous or compound heterozygous for a normal allele size): this excludes the diagnosis of DM2.
The methods used therein were based on diagonalization arguments and existence results of appropriate boundary value problems on finite intervals using upper and lower solutions.
The power analysis is based on previous results of appropriate antibiotic use on length of stay as described at 'background' [ 6, 7].
Each GP conducted two consultations in their practice (one with each simulated patient), furnished with the results of appropriate medical investigations for the simulated patient.
Henningsen and colleagues provided an overview of current concepts underlying the management of FSS, of results of appropriate therapeutic trials in single syndromes and diagnostic analogues, and of practical steps for management [ 24].
Initial characterization provided the expected results of appropriate replacement of mouse with human IL-13 and a WT-approximate phenotype in the OSAC model of AHR, eosinophilia, airflow limitation and human (not mouse) BAL IL-13.
