Sentence examples for would be appropriate when from inspiring English sources
Popliteal sciatic nerve blocks would be appropriate when expecting severe postoperative pain (extensive surgical procedure), and ankle blocks and surgical incision infiltration would be appropriate when expecting moderate postoperative pain (less extensive and minimally invasive surgical procedures).
I think a hands-on would be appropriate when Microsoft launches, I don't know, a Twitter or Facebook app, if it ever does.
As much leniency as possible would be appropriate when considering a sentence.
A prior probability of 50% might be appropriate when there is strong biological plausibility and consistent previous evidence for an association, whilst a prior probability of 0.1% would be appropriate when there is no biological or previous supporting evidence for an association.
As much as BMI is a reflection of lifestyle, addressing it would be appropriate when patients are found to be in that range.
Nevertheless, and in view of potentially increased vulnerability to psychosis with ADHD drugs, caution would be appropriate when prescribing ADHD drugs to children and young people with a family history of psychosis or past history of psychotic episodes.
The June or July CPI-U would also be appropriate when comparing the value of the endowment.
The same tone was deployed in the emails with Michel, when Wilkes repeatedly rebuffs Michel's requests for a meeting, joking that it would only be appropriate "when a Google search of 'Vince Cable'Newsews International' and 'Sky' doesn't turn anything up!" This tallies with his own description of himself as someone who "generally" prefers "polite repartee to melodramatic trollery".
Because researchers have difficulty controlling the behaviour of living animals, using real fishes as stimulus animals would not be appropriate when undertaking a detailed analysis of properties of visual motion, which are critical in the induction of shoaling behaviour.
Adjustment for pubertal stage would therefore not be appropriate, when the prenatal pesticide exposure may have affected both body fat and onset of puberty.
Hoffmeister and Rohlfs (2001) experimentally showed that fruit flies often misjudge the carrying capacity of resources and not only aggregate their eggs when confined to a limited amount of resource items (when it would be appropriate) but also when resources are not a limiting factor.
