Sentence examples for which can be appropriate from inspiring English sources

Physical violence or threats of physical violence could be prosecuted, she said, "but what most often happens is that schools and prosecutors try to keep these situations out of criminal court which can be appropriate if the school system takes the incident seriously, punishes the offender and protects the victim".

The degradation curves of phenol by solar photo-Fenton reaction seem to be well fitted by mono-exponential relation, which can be appropriate to be described by pseudo-first order kinetic model.

The analytical response of the dip-probe sensor has been characterized and it shows a fully reversible response with a sensitivity of −35.10 mV/dec C and a Pb2+ detection limit of 7 × 10−6 M, which can be appropriate for monitoring contamination episodes.

Furthermore, appropriate ICT equipment is the basis for different e-health uses and computerised clinical functions ("intangible" aspects), which can be appropriate if they contribute to an improvement of the PC service delivery.

As already mentioned in the previous sections, there is some knowledge regarding these relationships which can be described by appropriate fuzzy rules.

It is worth mentioning that assumption (H6) requires max{alpha,beta}cdotmax{lambda_,mu_< frac{1}{2}, which can be achieved by appropriate choice of the parameters.

This gives us all of the implied contracts for the intermediate periods which can be obtained by appropriate choice of (tau).

Magneto-rheological (MR) dampers have strong nonlinearities such as bi-linearity, hysteresis, and saturation related to magnetism, which can be represented by appropriate mathematic functions, respectively.

Statistical analysis of data indicated that the sulfate resistance of cementitious materials is significantly influenced by the chemical composition and the transport properties of the system which can be improved by appropriate fly ash substitution.

The search for general principles underlying the internal structure of our real-time system has motivated us to propose three modeling patterns of common behaviors of real-time components, which can be instantiated in appropriate design contexts.

More detailed insights on the adsorption process may be established from the time dependence of the number of water molecules that interact with Brønsted acid sites (denoted N w) and the time dependence of the number of hydrated Brønsted acid sites (denoted N BH), which can be established by appropriate integration of the in situ 1H NMR data (see Appendix in Ref. [15]).