Most likely to: Be a suitable case.
Bank of Baghdad, the biggest, has 20 branches; currently, Rafidain and Rashid have almost 300 branches open.This would seem to be a suitable case for foreign investment to bring in the needed know-how and technology.
A SBR has turned out to be a suitable case study since the commonly acknowledged criteria for monitoring the biological processes (nitrification and denitrification) can be expressed in the form or qualitative constraints, which are easily translated into formal rules.
Getting rid of a century of grime gave the cities an air of youth and energy, which went down well with civic leaders struggling to reverse urban decline.London, with its miles of white Portland stone, was a suitable case for treatment.
For metallurgical process designs, the production of boric acid (H3BO3) from ulexite minerals is a suitable case.
Yizhuang in Beijing is a suitable case for studying the impact of light rail systems on land use in a suburban new town.
Commercial refrigerating appliance is a suitable case study due to its recent inclusions in the scope of two important European pieces of legislation, the Waste of Electric and Electronic Equipment Directive and the Ecodesign Directive.
If variations in the data can primarily be attributed to technical noise, which is a suitable case for high Pr(H0) scenario, then the distribution of p-values can be simulated by using random numbers.
Despite this shortcoming, self-report from surveys is a suitable case ascertainment technique for diabetes surveillance of the whole population because it potentially covers individuals who do not come into regular contact with health services (6, 31, 32).
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However, examples given in [29, 30] show that (13) may not be a suitable definition in all cases, particularly the case of multi-component signals.
