Sentence examples for to be done appropriately from inspiring English sources
"Of course we in the Council are happy to review any proposal that figures out a way to get more revenue for the city at a time of real fiscal crisis and expand access in an appropriate way," he said, "but it has to be done appropriately".
"We are going to strongly defend our national interests but that has to be done appropriately, precisely and rationally," the president said.
We considered allocation concealment to be done appropriately if centralized randomization, coded, numbered vehicles or sealed, opaque, and sequentially numbered envelopes were reported [ 36].
In these instances, where blinding is not feasible, we considered blinding to have been done appropriately if at least one specific group was unambiguously reported as blinded [ 3].
This was done in part because of increased utilization and to ensure that procedures were done appropriately with image guidance.
But Mr. Plummer said consumers were willing to accept commercialization if it was done appropriately.
A subsequent study (Carlson et al., 1998) conducted at a Veterans Affairs facility used 12 treatment sessions and reported a 78 percent remission in P.T.S.D. Regarding the issue of research by nonpractitioners of E.M.D.R., all good studies should include fidelity checks to ensure that the treatments are being done appropriately.
This is used to assure managers that conditionality referrals are being done appropriately.
"It's a real problem that we can't get any information from the firm to let us know if things are being done appropriately," she said.
We even encourage advertising that is done appropriately and conforms to an Acceptable Ads policy, which is debated and decided in an open public forum".
3) Next, once the statistical analyses are done appropriately, the authors are likely to remain with a far fewer number of significant loci/genes, but those would be individually significant, and the authors should highlight some of those specific examples, instead of focusing solely on aggregate numbers as currently written.
