Sentence examples for assess suitable from inspiring English sources

To assess suitable areas for species, plant ecologists need accurate spatial information about available water for plants.

There is a substantial challenge for farmers, agronomists and others to identify and assess suitable new systems and to bring the public into the debate and into the solution.

Physical oceanographic profiles were taken from CTD casts and microstructure turbulence profiles to examine depth-specific patterns in the pelagia that may serve to aggregate prey or assess suitable beaked whale foraging habitat.

This can create a fractured view of the customer if you aren't assessing suitable customer engagement strategies across all the available data to evaluate overall customer behavior and potential risk.

This research has introduced these approaches to solve drawbacks of existing conventional techniques like remote sensing and expert opinions or judgments for assessing suitable areas.

Considering that main purpose of the research is surveying effects of different contents of lime and pozzolan on characteristics of the soil and assessing suitable mixture for stabilization, numerous treatments were prepared and tested.

Of the three larval stages Nauplius, Protozoea and Mysis in penaeid prawns, Protozoea stage larvae appear to be the most sensitive to changes in temperature and salinity, and thereby provide an effective proxy for assessing suitable culture conditions for all larval and post-larval life stages (Preston 1985; Zacharia and Kakati 2004).

Directed evolution supplies an obvious means of creating and assessing suitable sequences.

A well performed randomization process ensures equal allocation to the intervention group and control group respectively, preventing selection of patients assessed suitable for the intervention.

At the first visit those who volunteered to participate were clinically examined (see above) and if they were assessed suitable for the study, the subjects were scheduled for a second visit, 1-2 weeks later, which comprised different measurements of pain sensitivity.

Taking a cue from a study9 that used mathematical 'desirability functions' to assess how suitable a range of compounds would be as drugs that act in the central nervous system, Hopkins and co-workers1 used a similar approach to analyse the drug-likeness of a set of 771 oral drugs approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.