Sentence examples for fit for developing from inspiring English sources
The channel cross-section of 1 mm × 100 μm designed in this study was fit for developing a micro-thruster of O mN) (ranging from 1 to 6 mN approximately).
As women comprise the majority of social media participants online, we are an ideal fit for developing a participatory environment where women could come together and devise real solutions.
Tillerson argues that third world countries need fossil fuels to end 'energy poverty.' In reality, while access to electricity certainly helps the poor, distributed renewable energy like solar panels and wind turbines are a better fit for most developing nations, especially since poorer countries are the most vulnerable to climate change impacts.
There is uncertainty in the literature to assist health researchers in determining the most appropriate fit statistic to select for developing or modifying questionnaires.
The MATLAB curve fitting tool is referred for developing the equations which exhibits the relations between the parameters of proposed antenna design.
Therefore, we applied the same methods described above for developing the FIT instructions to create simplified colonoscopy preparation instructions (see Additional file 1).
Incidences were estimated using a Poisson distribution, and uni- and multivariate Cox proportional Hazard ratio (HR) regression models were fitted to identify risk factors for developing an initial HZ episode.
Higher humidity makes it feel more tropical — fitting as we monitor the Atlantic for developing storminess.
A business plan submitted later to the government by the Zhongkun Group said "the location fitted perfectly with our strategic plans for developing environmentally friendly eco resorts in remote locations".
The United Nations UN DESA/Population Divisionn 1982) construct life tables for developing countries by fitting the Gompertz-Makeham model at younger ages and closing at age 85+.
Thus, to describe the molting pattern, we fitted a logistic growth curve used for developing nestlings [51] to each bird separately (see also [43], [44]).
