Sentence examples for a suitable quality for from inspiring English sources

A constitutional monarchy has a certain magic, a suitable quality for a pagan age.

For scholarly use, there will shortly be an automatic downloading option that gives a free image (for use in a scholarly article or book) of a suitable quality for reproduction.

Based on the results obtained from this proof-of-concept study, 47Sc has the potential to be produced in a suitable quality for clinical applications, however, the quantity of radioactivity still needs to be expanded to meet the requirements for radionuclide therapy.

RNA quality was assessed using an Agilent Bioanalyser, where a RIN (RNA integrity number) score of >8.5 was used as an indication that RNA was of a suitable quality for further work.

The ribosomic RNA 28 s/18 s ratio was 1.76 and 1.98 for the Sanger_Hypo and Solexa_Hypo libraries respectively and RIN were over 8, indicating a suitable quality for the extracted RNA.

A suitable quality of life instrument for patients with chronic lower limb ischaemia should not only be valid, reliable and responsive but also simple for elderly people to understand and complete.

Multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA, P244-kit MRC-Holland, Amsterdam, The Netherlands) dosage analysis was carried out to look for partial or whole gene deletions in all the families that tested negative by direct sequencing for germline AIP mutations and for whom a suitable quality of DNA sample was available.

However, the dynamic range is not a suitable quality measurement for inter-platform comparison.

Lowering threshold means to consider more external factors and improve therefore the surrounding for a suitable quality comparison.

The sequence information generated has been used to develop a SNP discovery approach in grapevine providing SNPs of suitable quality for high throughput genotyping technologies such as SNPlex™.

Single crystals of 4 of suitable quality for X-ray diffraction studies were obtained from a concentrated solution of the complex in hexane at room temperature.