Sentence examples for the development of appropriately from inspiring English sources

A number of studies were conducted to reveal the needs of school systems and guide the development of appropriately targeted solutions.

Thus, the development of appropriately engineered drug delivery systems (DDS) for effective, controlled and sustained delivery of drugs is of interest for patient treatment.

Conclusions: These data may assist in the development or refinement of activity checklists with greater content validity, which may be used in combination with objective measures to provide important contextual information about the types of activities being performed and inform the development of appropriately targeted interventions.

This has fueled the need for the development of appropriately designed cytosolic delivery strategies for these agents.

With our results, future work should focus on the development of appropriately calibrated models for better prediction of risk, which would benefit individual counseling and cancer prevention research.

The development of appropriate interventions must first pilot services to ensure that they are appropriately adapted to maximise acceptability and uptake among target communities.

However, to achieve this effectively requires identification of the additional cost to the National Health Service clinical support services and the development of an appropriately skilled workforce.

In terms of demonstrating that our approach resulted in the development of an appropriately focused set of indicators, we can draw some encouragement from the fact that indicators for the system wide dashboard could be readily mapped each of NIHR's five strategic goals (Table 3).

They then synthesize their understanding of landforms and topography by mapping their region and proposing the development of a project appropriately located in relation to those landforms.

However, the development of methods to appropriately manipulate these cells in vitro remains a challenge.

While the UMICs' experience is not directly applicable to the LMIC setting, it may still provide useful building blocks for the development of EM when appropriately adapted.