'a suitable structure' is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to an appropriate arrangement or setup, usually in a more abstract or theoretical context. For example, "It is important to create a suitable structure for understanding the laws of physics."
In these methods, the first step is to find a suitable structure for the protein of interest and then identify the possible structural effects that the given amino acid substitution may have.
They found that when tungsten was added to the nickel it produced a suitable structure.
Soon, however, he found that the novel provided a suitable structure for his style of writing, enabling both psychological analysis of character and philosophical digression.
The key step is to find a suitable structure of (operatorname {MC}_{k}(n)).
Firstly, designing a suitable structure that possesses desired UV NLO properties.
This anisotropic wet etching method makes the nanowire probe have a suitable structure for intracellular recording (shown in Figure 2d).
Where the symbol ⊕ represents morphological dilation, ∩ represents intersection, and B is a suitable structuring element.
We hypothesize that SHH may also be a suitable structure-modifying factor that could be utilized for restoring NC function and/or promoting an NP phenotype over hyaline cartilage phenotypes.
These scaffolds should possess certain physical characteristics including a three-dimensional structure, high porosity with an interconnected pore structure, and a suitable surface structure for cell attachment, proliferation, and differentiation.
A small proportion of data might be provided in a more suitable structured form such as a CIF file [2] containing crystallographic information, but in general the media type [7] for the data is not declared and is not discoverable.
To replace a pointer with a suitable data structure, the encoding parameter structure p_Enc (JM 18.0 encoder code) is made as a global variable and all the structures can be directly or indirectly linked to the p_Enc structure.
