Sentence examples for that could be appropriately from inspiring English sources

The hypothetical hearing losses that could be appropriately prescribed with the OTC hearing aids were estimated.

Reverse sloping hearing loss was still the most prevalent type of hearing loss that could be appropriately fit with the OTC hearing aids.

Among the 2236 "virtual-3C" profiles that could be appropriately fitted to the unconstrained chromatin model [eqs.  1 and 2] (0 < R < 1), 66 % had a correlation coefficient (R) above 0.5.

Both 2-cc coupler measurement and simulated real-ear measurement were conducted to examine the performance of the OTC hearing aids; (2) Estimation of the hearing loss that could be appropriately fitted with the OTC hearing aids using four prescriptive formulae.

The types of hearing loss that could be appropriately fit with the OTC hearing aids were generally divided into four categories: (1) sloping hearing loss up to 3000 Hz (OTC A tones N and L); (2) reverse sloping hearing loss (OTC B, C all tones, H, and J); (3) flat loss up to 3000 Hz (OTC D, F, and G); and (4) normal or minimal hearing loss (OTC E and I).

A natural biological matrix that could be remodeled appropriately after implantation would be a desirable graft for vascular reconstruction.

There are several other indexes that could be used appropriately.

The consultants at the workshop concluded that Villa Lewaro could be appropriately used for a non-residential purpose that is economically sustainable and compatible with the preservation of the site's character-defining features and aligned with Madam Walker's legacy.

I read Dave Anderson's column ("A Victory Only Pittsburgh Could Love," Feb. 7) and immediately went to find a blue-collar shirt to wear so that I could be appropriately dressed to teach my course in Japanese history at the University of Pittsburgh.

"Ofcom is investigating whether this programme, which included very offensive language and material that could be dangerous if emulated by children, was appropriately scheduled before the watershed," said a spokesman for Ofcom.

The Takeuchi et al. (2004) study suggests a hypothesis that could be further examined in an appropriately controlled analytic study.