Sentence examples for act suitable from inspiring English sources
The scheme encompasses a range of renewable fuels including wood that is not classified as 'full-value wood' (which is strictly defined in the Act); suitable wood for use as a renewable energy source includes that derived from trees grown in short- and medium-rotation plantations on agricultural land.
We have focused on those objectives which will act as suitable candidates to take the field forward.
As expected, both materials exhibited high triplet energy over 2.8 eV, indicating they could act as suitable blue hosts in phosphorescent organic light-emitting diodes.
In fact, the inhibitor indicating an inclination to more blocking the cathodic active sites which act as suitable for hydrogen evolution in hydrodynamic conditions (Noor 2009; Hirschorn et al. 2010; Khaled and AL-Qahtani 2009).
Thus, it can be concluded that organo/LDHs might act as suitable supports for the design of pesticide slow release formulations with the aim of reducing the adverse effects derived from rapid transport losses of the chemical once applied to soils.
The benzene ring (Bz) could act as suitable isolation groups in these polymers, while the d33 values of the corresponding polymers P1 and P4, were 152.6 and 86.2 pm/V, respectively, much higher than their linear analog polymers bearing the same chromophore moieties.
Although it might be expected that genes on this chromosome are expressed at an approximately 1.5-fold higher level compared to other genes and could therefore act as suitable biomarkers, this assumption does not fully hold in comparative studies [39] [41].
Also, during the rainy season, rainwater pools act as suitable breeding sites for An.
This indicated that CRC cell lines do retain some of the miRNA expression patterns observed in primary tumors and can act as suitable models for functional analyses of specific miRNAs.
This study aimed to develop prediction models to distinguish who is suitable for ACT (ACT-benefit) and who should avoid ACT (ACT-futile) in NSCLC.
