Sentence examples for change suitable from inspiring English sources

We conclude that glucose sensing based on GBP and FRET does not produce a larger enough signal change for clinical use; both the nature of the environmentally sensitive dye and its site of conjugation seem important for maximum signal change; badan-GBP152C has a large glucose-induced fluorescence change, suitable for development as a glucose sensor.

With +2 °C climate change suitable sowing dates for hybrid production and EGMS multiplication (cross-pollination for producing F1 seed and self-pollination to maintain the EGMS line) remain the same as in the current climate.

These dysregulated functions appeared to be associated with multiple factors originating from local neurogenic, pharmacological, and mechanical changes suitable to further orchestrate any centrally controlled cardiovascular function.

We assume a change in the range of water level variability changes suitable habitat area in a direct linear manner.

So far, the only observed blood gas changes suitable to provide a metabolic rate signal are in systemic venous blood.

Note the contrasts between montane and flatlands species in the degree of change of suitable area and position of suitable areas.

This is not the mere triviality that whatever becomes actually F must already be possibly F. Instead, it is the recognition that specific forms of change require suitable capacities in the changing subjects, and that, consequently, analyses of specific forms of change will necessarily involve consideration of those capacities.

There are threats from climate change, eroding suitable habitat, and invasive species.

Consequently, we focus on proportional change in suitable area by region, and present estimates of actual land area in supplementary materials.

By the evaluation of inspection-related change demand, suitable design options for inspection process modification can systematically be derived.

It can be concluded that landscape change and suitable habitat play an important role in protecting mammal diversity.