Sentence examples for be suitable for direct from inspiring English sources
Even if the raw data obtained were perfect, it would still not be suitable for direct use because of missing data.
Cashew gum was found to be suitable for direct compression, having a good compressibility index (ICG) value of 5.173.
The design was tested in a precision transplanted row crop and may also be suitable for direct seeded row crops.
The simulation and experimental test results show that FMZI is feasible as a frequency discriminator and can be suitable for direct Mie Doppler lidar, especially for satellite-based platform lidar due to its desirable characteristics, including its small volume, light weight, good stability and compact structure.
Accordingly, all samples showing conductivity below 1750 µS/cm should be suitable for direct injection, and sample with conductivities above would need to be treated (e.g., diluted).
A portion of the naphtha stream may be suitable for low octane gasoline in some areas, but because topping refineries do not have facilities for controlling product sulfur levels, the gasoline products may not be suitable for direct consumption and the refinery probably cannot produce ultralow sulfur fuels unless the crude is light and sweet.
The analytical method significantly reduces computational time and is suitable for direct engineering application.
These systems are suitable for direct human machine-interaction due to thuman machine-interaction
The digital output of the potentiostat is suitable for direct interfacing to microprocessors, removing the need for expensive external, or on-chip, ADC's.
The proposed method, which can be thought of as a high-order extension of the finite volume technique, is suitable for direct numerical simulations of MHD turbulence as well as for other traditional MHD applications.
The obtained dsDNA products were suitable for direct sequencing, cloning, and other molecular epidemiology studies of Vietnamese FMDV strains, which eliminated the need for cell culture and virus purification.
