Sentence examples for and that suitable from inspiring English sources
It is postulated that increased internalization of policies can considerably improve their effectiveness and that suitable institutional arrangements exist to support such increases in internalization.
These results demonstrate that C. destructor consume naturally occurring food items even when provided with a formulated pellet and that suitable growth can be achieved with diets containing CP levels as low as 19%.
He added that GLG's recent performance had been affected by a plunge in returns from Mr. Coffey's main fund and that suitable replacements have already been hired to succeed him — including a top proprietary trader from Goldman Sachs, two senior managers from Morgan Stanley and an executive from the bond firm Pimco.
"[W]itnesses were clear that the ethical and legal matters raised by AI deserved attention now and that suitable governance frameworks were needed," it notes in the report.
Researchers and authors claim that it is difficult to publish findings from integrative research in international peer-reviewed journals and that suitable journals cannot be found.
Furthermore, it is only with this accurate and valid whole-class picture of students' ideas and thinking that suitable instructional interventions can be designed.
Policy makers and service administrators need to consider the process involved in achieving improvements in care delivery and ensure that suitable resources are available.
Describing Britain an "exceptionally important partner", he acknowledged it needed "some time to bring its own ranks into line" and that a suitable time to begin the exit process would be in the autumn.
The important feature is that it is applicable to nonlinear systems, and that a suitable nonlinear projection can be given.
In the light of this, and after careful review of the evidence, our group felt that clinical equipoise exists, and that a suitable trial was therefore essential.
Gene expression profiling in pancreatic cancer tissue is complicated due to the high amount of RNAses being present in human tissue and that of suitable models.
