Sentence examples for be an adequate tool from inspiring English sources
It proved to be an adequate tool for scenario analysis in watershed with heavily regulated channel flow.
In practical applications it has been proven that this platform seems to be an adequate tool especially for risk assessment and management in geotechnical engineering projects.
The results of the analysis demonstrate the response surface model to be an adequate tool for evaluating and predicting the tested humidifier's performance.
Although the model is quite simple, these preliminary results point out that it may be an adequate tool to set design targets and support further steps of optimization.
It was concluded that this simulation program could be an adequate tool to design a practical scale hydrogen storage system for hydrogen from solid polymer electrolyte water electrolysis and to evaluate its hydrogen storage performance.
Plugrisost can be an adequate tool in the design stage because it provides environmental and economic information related to rainwater tank sizing and its estimates are more conservative than those of other tools.
Many studies have shown that the synthetic aperture radar (SAR) approach is an adequate tool for wind assessment and mapping in coastal and offshore areas.
The "eye" is an adequate tool for assessing topological similarities when, due to heterogeneity of the data, metric assessment is not possible.
The results demonstrate that ICT4D projects can benefit from adopting participative practices and that living lab research is an adequate tool to do so.
These results indicate that liquid liquid extraction is an adequate tool for separating and purifying lectins from the CE of C. mollis seeds while maintaining their biological activity, which may have great potential for biotechnological applications.
This paper has a twofold objective: first, to evaluate the relationship between a balanced organizational architecture and the level of efficiency and, secondly, to show that the DEA methodology is an adequate tool for measuring the efficiency of non-profit organizations.
