Sentence examples for be suitable for comparative from inspiring English sources
The simulation chain is thereby demonstrated to be suitable for comparative pre-experimental studies of spinal implant designs.
Because of these characteristics, they appear to be suitable for comparative studies to elucidate the basis of structure-function relationships.
Most (81% to 89%) of them had enough inter-individual variations to be suitable for comparative analyses.
The partially active opsin structure may also be suitable for comparative modelling of basally active GPCRs [57].
More generally, the benchmarking method we describe here should be suitable for comparative studies of performance across a range of both aerial and aquatic animals.
The new sequence alignment programs that have been developed for the alignment of sequence reads against reference genome sequences for resequencing projects (see above) do not appear to be suitable for comparative genomics approaches.
Since the cell lines have had similar genetic backgrounds, they are suitable for comparative analysis.
We established a VZV avidity assay that is suitable for comparative evaluation of antibody avidity in serum and CSF samples.
SNPs are sequence tagged markers with codominant inheritance so they are suitable for comparative genomic studies [ 39] and association mapping [ 40, 41].
The Asian genus Vigna, to which four cultivated species (rice bean, azuki bean, mung bean and black gram) belong, is suitable for comparative genomics.
Poneromorph ants (Bolton 2003) are suitable for comparative studies of social organization as they are primitive evolutionarily, behaviorally, as well as morphologically (Wheeler 1910; Wilson 1971; Hölldobler and Wilson 1990).
