Sentence examples for claimed to be suitable from inspiring English sources

In the 2008/2009 campaign the food inspectors were asked to sample all kind of plastic samples provided they were claimed to be suitable for fatty food contact.

The resulting data set is claimed to be suitable for macro-level comparative analysis and for focusing on the qualitative aspects of particular actors and claims (Koopmans et al., 2005, p. 27).

This protocol is the first attempt to address the problems of user authentication in HWSN and only involves lightweight cryptographic primitives, such as one-way hash function and XOR operations, and thus it is claimed to be suitable for the resource-constrained HWSN environments.

These products were claimed to be suitable for treating mild hypertension and free of side effects [ 32, 33].

Such pattern evaluation claimed to be suitable for statistical evaluation of the disease type based just on simple examination of the electropherogram.

In recent years, several methodologies have been published and claimed to be suitable for large population screening [ 22, 30, 45- 50], although all have presented some technical and non-technical problems, including the amount of DNA template required, degradation due to the use of bisulfite, inclusion of females, and failure to detect unmethylated expanded alleles.

Furthermore, restoration mortars claim to be suitable for use on a range of substrates, with some covering brickwork and concrete block work as well as a number of stone types.

The view-dependent texture management technique of Okamoto et al. [13] manages multiresolution textures in multiple caching levels database, main memory and graphics card memory which the authors claim to be suitable for hardware with limited resources.

Premi®Test claims to be suitable for matrices such as kidney, fish, eggs, and feed, but literature data on these matrices is very limited so far.

However, only a few software packages claim to be suitable for hybrid assembly of the relatively short 454 reads with Sanger sequences [ 17- 20].

Heyman and Sailors (2011) suggest alternatives to teacher-led participation assessment, including the use of peer nominations (or ranking) of other peers' participation in class discussion, while Tani (2005) proposes using written communication outside of class when measuring participation, an approach claimed to be particularly suitable for Asian students.