Sentence examples for become suitable for both from inspiring English sources

The next section illustrates that existing forest stand growth models require some fundamental modifications to become suitable for both monocultures and mixed-species stands.

To become suitable for such uses, the iPad Pro will be much more like a computer.

Some formerly uninhabitable areas may eventually become suitable for farms and cities, but settling and developing those areas will take generations.

And the great melt is going to make a lot of people rich.As the frozen tundra retreats northwards, large areas of the Arctic will become suitable for agriculture.

Next, available data are selected, examined, filtered and prepared in order to become suitable for the scope and requirements of certain research (MacKinlay [1997], p. 15).

Most of the left bank area has been filled with fine clay and the existing land have become suitable for different cash crop as well as vegetable cultivation.

Southeastern China would suffer from losing climate suitability, whereas the climate conditions in Qinghai Tibet Plateau and northeastern China were projected to become suitable for more protected species.

Prof Andrew Fisher, who is leading the trial, told the BBC that the technique allows doctors to monitor lungs to see if their function improves and become suitable for transplant.

There are many kinds of manual fixes that need to be applied to the crude SMILES in order for them to become suitable for the inclusion in the COD repository.

The equations which describe the relative motion of the equal spherical particles in simple shear flow are modified so that they become suitable for use in the case of aggregate coagulation.

The location of some of the CosmOz probes was not optimal for evaluation of satellite SM assimilation, but their utility is demonstrated and the observations may become suitable for assimilation themselves in future.