Sentence examples for because of their suitability from inspiring English sources
With the availability of chemical fertilizers, light soils have become more highly valued because of their suitability for machine cultivation; for example, fodder corn is now widely grown on the North German Plain, replacing potatoes.
In addition, these methods are vastly applicable to determine food composition because of their suitability on regular activities [20, 21].
Wireless sensor and actor networks (WSANs) have various applications in safety and mission critical systems because of their suitability in remote and harsh areas.
Several organic redox couples were specifically chosen for this study because of their suitability with respect to their redox potential values when compared to the band edge positions of these semiconductors.
Also, because of their suitability under low heads, their efficient operation under a wide range of flow variations and ease of fabrication, cross-flow turbines have been extensively employed.
Small scale Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems has been the object of a large number of studies in the last decade, because of their suitability for energy recovery and cogenerative applications.
In that instance, casting would involve finding the biggest names available, regardless of their suitability for the roles.
Analysis of both surveys included all sampled sheep regardless of their suitability for scrapie testing.
This technique has been demonstrated with the existing EISCAT systems (Rietveld and Goncharov 1998) but has not been fully exploited with the existing EISCAT radars because of their limited suitability for lower atmosphere work.
Both the biofuel crops and introduced species in our analysis were presumably chosen for importation and cultivation in part because of their climatic suitability to subtropical islands (i.e., Hawaii).
Or is it because its purchase is a shorthand for those who lack imagination but not funds, a way of announcing their suitability to associate with fellow black Range Rover owners, a way of saying that they belong?
