Sentence examples for by which suitable from inspiring English sources

A combined analytical approach including GIS-based landscale scand and ground-truthed habitat scale models provides a robust method by which suitable release sites can be identified for the population supplementation and restoration of an endangered species.

The strategy of the proof is to approximate the given solution by A-harmonic functions, for which suitable decay estimates are available from the classical theory.

This paper describes the various baffle plate designs considered for SST-1 and the procedure by which a suitable design was accepted.

Such teamwork, like the multidisciplinary protocols that are now common, may perhaps be seen as a way of limiting history as producing schedules by which all suitable patients can be treated, whatever their circumstances and wherever they are cared for.

The textural and mechanical properties of these conformed composite structures were determined and the results analysed along with their dynamic adsorption capacities towards toluene at 30 °C, used as a probe molecule to establish criteria by which the most suitable structure for industrial use could be selected.

The process by which a mutually suitable researcher/sponsor arrangement is pursued is the subject of many excellent publications on academic life.

In 214 the main Carthaginian force was transferred from Apulia in hopes of capturing Tarentum (Taranto), a suitable harbour by which Hannibal might have secured his overseas communications.

No structural details, however, of these large globular units exist nor is there any known suitable mechanism by which they would induce AD pathology.

Confined electrodeposition can be achieved through the use of suitable templates, by which the electrodeposition occurs in natural or artificial holes of an insulating layer on a conducting substrate.

What is needed here is a suitable topology by which to judge continuity.

Then second part describes the selection of informative sentences from all simple sentences by which we can generate the suitable questions.