Sentence examples for argued to be suitable from inspiring English sources

The proposed concept, linked with health as a human right (HHR), has been argued to be suitable also for this purpose.

Dose-dense chemotherapy such as the CODE four-drug combination has been argued to be theoretically suitable for the treatment of such chemosensitive tumours (Murray, 1987).

This differs from the instantaneous mortality rate used in many models but has been argued to be a more suitable measure of virulence [ 49].

In the degrowth literature, relocalization is widely considered as a strategic approach to transition to a degrowth society, and eco-village/urban village is argued to be the spatial organization suitable for implementing localism.

Iran also argues that the reported scale of the facility is too small to be suitable for a civil nuclear programme.

Many argue that brain banks must address this issue if tissue is to be suitable for complex neuroimaging experiments (Grinberg et al., 2008).

The participants argued that condoms are suitable for adults, not children of their age because they should not be engaging in sexual activities before marriage.

The authors argued that the use of IMRT might be suitable to reduce hematotoxicity in pelvic RT [ 37].

Conversely, Nishio et al. argued that p-STAT5 evaluated by phosphoflow might not be suitable to distinguish JMML from a CMV infection.

This paper reviews some methods of spiking neural networks (SNN) and argues that SNN are suitable for the creation of a unifying computational framework for learning and understanding of various STBD, such as EEG, fMRI, genetic, DTI, MEG, and NIRS, in their integration and interaction.

It has been shown that there is a high level of agreement on indicators of disciplinary climates among teachers and students (OECD 2009pg. 104), so we argue that these variables are suitable to use as matching variables.