Sentence examples for structure is appropriate from inspiring English sources

Frankly, based on this morning's opening statements I believe that we may actually have a constructive dialogue today, and I hope that's the case.... MR. DORGAN -- Is it your contention that structure is appropriate, inasmuch as Ms. Watkins and others, and those of us in Congress, now see that what was backstopping that partnership was Enron stock?

This packet structure is appropriate for the normal sub-sampling mode [17].

In considering the practices of one group in particular, we try to show how, for members, the technical problems of determining what classification structure is appropriate, and what its boundaries might be, depend substantially on assumptions about the 'community' and its interests and purposes.

It is assumed that the gene coding sequences are transcribed stochastically as and when two conditions are met, namely that the chromatin structure is appropriate for the transcriptional apparatus to access the coding sequence and the sequence is activated for transcription.

What format and data structure is appropriate for a radiologic case description?

We aimed for the hierarchy to meet the criteria for a robust classification, especially that the structure is appropriate for the majority of referrals from primary care; that it makes sense to specialists in all surgical disciplines; that categories are mutually exclusive; that each term has a place and that there is only one place for each term [ 11].

He told us: "We were advised at the time by UK accountants that this structure was appropriate for our circumstances and that it was perfectly legal.

This file structure was appropriate and was in fact the only one possible when files were stored solely on large reels of magnetic tape and skipping around to access random data was not feasible.

"We knew this would be a difficult decision," said Leslie Ide, chairwoman of the commission, "based on the inherent conflict between the museum's desire for a building that reflected its mission and the commission's task to decide if the structure was appropriate in a historic district.

We questioned whether a one-size-fits-all variance structure was appropriate.

These guides were piloted, first with the interviewers, and then with three recently delivered women to ensure that the interview length and structure were appropriate.