Sentence examples for could be suitable to from inspiring English sources
In the optimized conditions, the proposed SFC/ELSD method could be suitable to quantify plasticizers in medical devices.
The current research was conducted to propose a nanocomposite material, which could be suitable to be used as a scaffold for bone tissue engineering applications.
Results indicated that the synthesized nanoparticles in this study could be suitable to magnetically manipulated targeted delivery systems, imaging, magnetic hyperthermia treatments.
Matt Boland is being a little unkind to poor Rupert Grint, who he suggests could be suitable to play the ball in the Dave Warner Superhero Movie (which hasn't got a title yet - get to work, people).
The Times says Maliki said: "Obama's remarks that – if he takes office – in 16 months he would withdraw the forces, we think that this period could increase or decrease a little, but that it could be suitable to end the presence of the forces in Iraq … Who wants to exit in a quicker way has a better assessment of the situation in Iraq".
This may suggest that cell-free supernatant of Xenorhabdus spp. could be suitable to be developed into the bioformulations.
PDEs could be suitable methods to house owner who does not have professional knowledge in construction of zero emission house (ZEH).
Pharmacokinetic evaluation of 12 indicated that some members of this series could be suitable candidates to develop new orally active therapeutic agents for the treatment of osteoporosis.
In landscapes where interaction between clay soils and saline recycled water may exacerbate salt stress, more drought tolerant/salt tolerant conifers such as pines (e.g. Pinus palustris Mill., P. pinea L., P. pinaster Aiton, and P. radiata D. Don) (Antonellini and Mollema 2010) could be suitable replacements to coast redwoods.
Some areas of the image could not be suitable to embed the message (e.g., a periodic texture, a sharp area, and so forth where changes could be more detectable), but a first-order statistic modeling is not able to discriminate such areas.
In order to test whether such models indeed reflect the human situation and could thus be suitable to study immunotherapies preclinically, we scrutinized spontaneous immune responses against melanoma in the grm1-transgenic mouse model LLA-TG-3.
