Sentence examples for where more appropriate from inspiring English sources

It is also suggested that as educators we rethink our use of "design"—which implies for many students that there is a plan at work and use terms such as "structure" and "adaptation" where more appropriate.

We linked to each clip a single question on the presence or absence of a single clinical sign (or where more appropriate the degree of severity).

Other techniques that extended the original methods were applied where more appropriate for the current dataset.

What is most critical from this study is the identification of areas that still remain permeable to corruption and, perhaps, where more appropriate checks and balances are needed from the Nigerian government and the international community.

"Imagine a place where a more appropriate, better use of resources makes things that people want and are involved in.

For example, it is expected that the channel statistics change smoothly frame by frame, where a more appropriate initialization would be the optimal value of λ from the previous frame.

In his discussion of governance of rangelands in West Africa, Turner (1999), however, has argued that there is a risk in formalising pastoral tenure institutions into rural codes where flexibility is more appropriate in terms of managing access to common-pool grazing resources in situations where there is considerable spatio-temporal variation in the distribution of these resources.

According to the theory, a person's moral decisions should be based on a set of 'intuitive' moral rules, except in certain rare situations where it is more appropriate to engage in a 'critical' level of moral reasoning.

Alternatively, it could be a factor of the referred population where restoration is more appropriate than extraction.

When a person failed to meet the inclusion criteria, an individual encrypted message was sent with advice on how and where to seek more appropriate help.

We exchanged the word antiparallel with paraxial in the Title and Abstract and throughout the manuscript text where it was more appropriate, i.e. referred to MTs in cells as this describes the arrangement more accurately.