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The phrase "as a suitable parameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variable or factor that is appropriate for a specific context or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we selected temperature as a suitable parameter to measure the effects of climate change on plant growth."
Alternatives: "as an appropriate variable" or "as a fitting criterion".
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The reaction temperature is identified as a suitable parameter for this purpose and implementation of a two-zone reactor is proposed.
Urinary UROM has also been postulated as a suitable parameter for determining the functional state of the kidney.
We identified the merging electric field as a suitable parameter for describing the short-term variability outside of magnetic storms.
The pore length/pore diameter aspect ratio of AAO was identified as a suitable parameter to tune interferometric properties of AAO.
Dvir and associates [ 25] further considered the segmental and total cervical range of motion as a suitable parameter for the interpretation of cervical motion limitations in neck patients.
We used the degree of connectivity (i.e., the number of outgoing edges) of each node in the MMI-network as a suitable parameter of judgement to rank top candidate endogenous decoys for miRNAs.
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This indicates that acetabular retroversion as assessed on pelvic radiographs is hardly a suitable parameter in Perthes' disease.
This demonstrates that R is a suitable parameter for discussing the roundness of particle grains as Mi, FD, and rW.
While the selection of a suitable parameter Δ is a topic for future research, for purpose of illustration, Δ was selected high as 30.
For the latter group CPD may not be a suitable parameter for comparison (see Figure 1).
Thus, 2.5 is a suitable parameter to tune the average depth of the exposed residues.
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