Sentence examples for concerning the suitability from inspiring English sources
The free-swelling index provides preliminary information concerning the suitability of a coal for coke production.
However, several studies revealed that this gene is highly polymorphic raising questions concerning the suitability of Tams1 gene-targeted primers to detect all T. annulata isolates.
A comparison of how bone loss affects the ultimate functional loads of various implants can provide the clinician with meaningful feedback concerning the suitability and longevity of implants.
Additionally, an overview of issues concerning the suitability of sugar cane residues (bagasse and trash) for the production of gasified gas and its use in BIGCC plants is presented.
Their critical analysis and comparison to limiting values proposed in the literature allowed to establish conclusions concerning the suitability of this structural solution, and the influence of the span and load pattern when the issue of annoying vibrations is dealt with.
An evaluation of the knowledge generated upon installing and using EAR was conducted, which provided suggestions concerning the suitability of the proposed method.
Gangamma's last comment concerned the suitability of using the CPC 3007 portable condensation particle counter (TSI, St. Paul, MN) for ambient measurements.
Currently, the only agreed guidelines for evaluating HFs performance of ship design relate to evacuation and so conclusions drawn concerning the overall suitability of a ship design by one naval architect can be quite different from those of another.
In the following short article preliminary results concerning the high-power suitability of a solid-state target cooled by water as in SINQ are reported as available by the summer of 2010.
Concerning the self-rated suitability for the ED, computer-based interventions and the repeated medication safety training received the highest ranking and therefore seem to be the best strategy in the eyes of ED physicians.
Finally, concerning the comment on the suitability of the paper for eLife, "It is a solid and well-executed contribution, but appears to fall short of the high-impact study intended for a general readership journal like eLife", I again would respectfully disagree.
