Sentence examples for be suitable for tracking from inspiring English sources
The technology might be suitable for tracking children, people with Alzheimer's, and even lost pets.
Telephone or web-based survey methods may also be suitable for tracking adolescents receiving services.
Salomon et al.[ 14] claim that SRGH may not be suitable for tracking changes in population health over time and for comparing the level of health of subpopulations.
The GTT might be suitable for tracking changes in adverse events over time given that the measurements are performed in one single unit, by the same experienced team, with the same patient record system and a stable staff recording the events in the same way.
Although self-rated health continues to appeal as a health measure that contributes unique information on individuals' perceptions of their own health and has strong predictive power for future outcomes, our study suggests that self-rated health may not be suitable for tracking changes in population health over time.
While transponders are suitable for tracking the movements of relatively slow-moving objects such as marathon runners, their return signal rate is too low for keeping tabs on fast-moving, high-flying soccer balls.
It is suitable for tracking rigid object which seldom changes their boundaries such as the heads of people.
These markers are suitable for tracking the introgression of the 4H, 6H and 3H B tolerance alleles, respectively, from the Sahara accessions (PDF 386 kb) Additional file 5: Table S3.
We developed indicators of Canadians' exposure to known carcinogens in the environment circa 2006, using existing and regularly collected environmental data and a risk-based approach, which are suitable for tracking population trends over time and help to prioritize exposure reduction activities.
Third, it is suitable for tracking using both, fixed cameras and moving cameras.
Imagine certain sounds peaking at certain points of the song, try to mind-hum or hum out loud sounds at a pitch you think would be suitable for the track.
