Sentence examples for we used appropriately from inspiring English sources

The percentage of tumor cell DNA in the samples was determined as described previously and we used appropriately adjusted copy numbers for further analyses.

"We're confident the terms we use are used appropriately, affectionately and go down well [with the people] we use them with," she said.

We also need to ensure that the resources we do have are used appropriately: is there really a widespread demand, as Simon Jenkins suggests, for routine GP appointments at 3am? Would the money not be better spent having more healthcare staff available in a range of disciplines in better facilities when patients are more likely to use them?

"Without a high level of transparency and trust amongst citizens that their data is being used appropriately, we are at risk of developing a system of voter surveillance by default," the report said.

This should include consideration of requirements for digital political advertising to be archived in an open data repository to enable scrutiny and analysis of the data.

"Without a high level of transparency – and therefore trust amongst citizens that their data is being used appropriately – we are at risk of developing a system of voter surveillance by default," she warned.

"GSK stands firmly behind the safety of Avandia when used appropriately, and we believe its significant benefits continue to outweigh any treatment risks".

"As such, it is vital that stop-and-search powers are used appropriately, and we need to make some key decisions on how such powers should be used going forward.

A Department for Work and Pensions spokesman said: "It's fair that we ensure social housing is used appropriately and that the state no longer pays for people to live in homes too big for their needs.

We believe that market mechanisms, used appropriately, will generate efficient economic outcomes.

The literature overwhelmingly suggests that cell therapies can help to heal cutaneous wounds when used appropriately but we are at risk of clinical use outpacing the evidence.