Sentence examples for capable of recommending from inspiring English sources

She may, by her own admission, have dry skin and fine hair, but not all her readers will, and she's perfectly capable of recommending a product that would suit someone with luxuriant curls and an oily skin.

This tool is capable of recommending both indexes and partitions using a unified model and is capable of adapting to changes in the workload.

To conclude, to the best of our knowledge, no available tools are capable of recommending similar bugs to help maintainers of open source systems.

This feature selection method is capable of recommending those highly ranked miRNAs not yet studied by wet-labs in the past for rule discovery, and capable of suggesting a good mapping between lung tissue-specific and plasma-specific miRNA biomarkers useful for a minimally invasive diagnosis.

Results from this study support the positions elicited from the Joint Task Force on Practice Parameters for Rhinitis and Allergic Rhinitis and its Impact on Asthma (ARIA) in that family physicians are capable of recommending specific IgE testing, using the test to confirm allergic disease and identifying possible allergens [ 28- 30].

The results show that the windvent is capable of providing recommended rates of fresh air supply even at relatively low incident wind velocities.

Results show that the proposed membrane LDAC system is capable of achieving recommended supply air conditions for productive, comfort and healthy environments if the key system parameters are effectively controlled.

The process of recommending produces young researchers capable of working and competing on the global scientific market.

Maybe, as was suggested at one robot ethics workshop, we could create "warning labels" similar to nutrition labels or movie ratings, which explain the risks of interacting with particular technologies, what the technology is capable of, or even recommended "dosage", as a way of raising awareness of possible addictive or negative consequences.

The medical community should now be capable of reaching consensus, and recommend thiazides as the first line therapy for the treatment of hypertension.

He had a doctor analyze his physical skills to determine if he was capable of driving, and the doctor recommended a system that could be operated with limited arm movement and minimal effort.