Sentence examples for better suited when from inspiring English sources

The non-traditional m-Pc donors are better suited when employed in Schottky OSCs with high acceptor content, allowing for improvements to all major photovoltaic parameters.

Our study thus adds evidence that incubation times of 6 or 3 h are better suited when using the respective human in vitro systems to replace animal studies for CMS-type carriers.

Subsequently, the Geneva Conventions, habeas corpus, and the Constitution itself have been demoted to ideals better suited when one is not engaging in a perpetual war on terror.

On the other hand, given a low enough walking speed, sensory-driven controllers are functionally better suited when walking in unpredictable environment.

One great shot was lost because the camera was set up for a wide-angle lens better suited for landscapes when a fish swam right up in front of the camera.

But it was better suited to the days when Darwin, the capital, was known as a hard-drinking town for misfits.

The question of who may be better suited, however, remains open.When should countries under transitional administration be allowed to venture out from international protection?

I left aid work and began a completely different career which made me much better suited to the sector when I did return.

Ms. Varner's debut single "Only Wanna Give It To You" (RCA) could have come straight off Ms. Evans's 1995 debut album: the Biz Markie sample, Ms. Varner's scratchy voice, and the guest verse by J. Cole, a young rapper who would have been better suited to an era when dropping 16-bar verses on R&B songs was a legitimate career path.

However, a higher value, ω0 = 16 20, is better suited for Pc3 waves, when it necessary to more accurately determine the pulsations frequency, as we do in this paper.

As a result, Monte Carlo is slightly better suited to modeling systems when the desired morphology is represented by a metastable state; molecular dynamics on the other hand is more suited to finding defects that can arise in morphologies.