Sentence examples for carried out suitable from inspiring English sources

In response to the ruling, both councils said it proved that they had carried out suitable consultations and had not breached the 1964 act.

Following Vahidi et al. [35], we carried out suitable bionano electronics at several steps: using photolithography, we begin, first, with the manufacturing of microelectrodes: tailoring two sets micro-electrodes, each set has eight gold contacts with interspacing 20 nm (Fig. 3a, d).

In order to test whether PGC-1α overexpression may correct specific MRC defects in vivo, we then carried out suitable crosses that transferred the MCK-PGC-1α allele into a COX-defective model due to the constitutive ablation of Surf1.

The performance of the different tools thus manufactured was evaluated by carrying out suitable turning experiments on cylindrical Ti6Al4V work material under dry cutting environment.

Officials at the department of health said it had written to NHS hospitals and "social care providers" asking them to carry out "suitable checking regimes on the authenticity of food".

At present, most laboratory accidents involving mycobacteria can be reduced by carrying out suitable microbiologic procedures, the use of safety and protection devices, and the design of appropriate installations.

To compute the wave propagation in bounded convex domains, we have to take into account reflecting multiscale Gaussian beams, which are accomplished by enforcing reflecting boundary conditions during beam propagation and carrying out suitable reflecting beam summation.

The results obtained by carrying out suitable studies for the above objectives and plan are discussed in this work.

Other factors that have been suggested as relevant in terms of influencing the likelihood of approval are the potential of the sponsor to carry out suitable clinical trials and the level of patient involvement in the development process [ 5].

The bifurcation analysis is carried out with suitable discrete systems that exploit a property of the Poincaré map.

The demand for lung transplants, which are carried out for suitable patients with a number of diseases, including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and cystic fibrosis, far outstrips demand.