Sentence examples for defines as suitable from inspiring English sources

Because the macro-activities reported in CHAD are not sufficiently detailed to indicate exactly whether and when contact with CCA-treated wood occurs, SHEDS-Wood models the contact with CCA-treated wood probabilistically in a subset of the macro-activities that take place in what it defines as "suitable locations".

But in two dozen other areas where the zoning was allowed, the report said, only 6 percent of residential development was deemed affordable, defined as suitable for those with incomes of $68,700 or less.

11 zones were defined as suitable for top priority reclamation.

According to these parameters, vinasse is defined as suitable for irrigation, with strict restrictions for its use due to its salinity, but there is no restriction if permeability is considered.

Albumin and crystalloid solutions were defined as suitable, and other synthetic colloids as unsuitable control fluids since they carry similar risk of side effects.

Where uncertainty existed in the appropriate value of, x jmax a uniform distribution was defined using @risk in which maximum and minimum values for x jmax were described by the 99th and 90th percentile of the distribution of values of each variable within the areas defined as suitable within the constraints for each cycle (Table  2).

Semi-discrete conservation of energy is usually obtained by adopting the so-called skew-symmetric splitting of the non-linear convective term, defined as a suitable average of the divergence and advective forms.

If the postoperative complication rate was ⩾48%, the regimen was defined as not suitable for further studies.

Therefore human transformed GC B cells (BL2) can be defined as a suitable in vitro model used as surrogate for pathway activity.

Solitary single cancers and multifocal tumours with a dominant solitary focus and insignificant secondary foci were defined as those suitable for focal therapy.

Citrulline was defined as a suitable marker of postoperative prolonged ileus because its plasmatic concentration reflects the metabolic and peristaltic activity of the bowel.