Sentence examples for even if suitable from inspiring English sources

None can survive in the Arctic or Antarctic in places in which the subsoil is permanently frozen; and relatively few can exist in areas near these regions, even if suitable sites for dormancy were available, because the short summers would prevent the completion of life cycles.

Unfortunately, even if suitable recordings are available they might still be insufficient to retrieve certain environmental sounds.

Even if suitable technology exists to solve the problem with large initial data, data aggregation would be useful.

Multimodal fiber lasers exhibit lower beam quality, i.e. a higher beam quality factor M2, with respect to the single mode one, even if suitable Talbot cavities are designed, but they are very competitive when a more compact laser cavity is required for the same output power.

We define seed dormancy here as a seed character that prevents germination, even if suitable germination conditions prevail.

Both are charged even if a suitable candidate is not found.Some users of headhunters have also taken umbrage at their "off-limits" clauses, in which they promise existing clients that they will not poach staff from them.

There is a more specific worry that remains even if a suitable account of what constraints there are on the modal fiction can be given.

Introducing a static magnetic field via permanent magnet is difficult for many TGA geometries, such as the Setsys Evolution 16/18, and even if a suitable configuration can be obtained the resulting effective mass change induced by a permanent magnet is typically small in magnitude relative to sample mass [13].

It's unclear if the faction that wants to slash SNAP will get their way, but in any case, "work requirement" is a bad description of the policy in question: a moralistic time limit on benefits that cuts people off even if no suitable work is available.

For example, subject specific environmental constrains (e.g. through limitations in growth factors other than carbohydrates) might restrict the ability of a bacterial group to increase in numbers even if a suitable growth substrate is provided.

Even if a suitable cohort with incident exposures and very long-term follow-up exists, dynamic population studies can give more interesting insights, because the early as well as the late time-since-first-exposure experience has accrued over recent calendar times and has immediate relevance for the next calendar years.