Sentence examples for general terms suitable from inspiring English sources
The third expression was obtained by Hammes-Schiffer and co-workers for the sum terms in eq 10.16, under the same conditions of temperature and frequency, using a different coupling decay constant (and hence a different λα) for each term in the sum and expressing the vibronic coupling and the other physical quantities that are involved in more general terms suitable for nonadiabatic EPT.
In more general terms, it is also suitable as a delivery vehicle for peptide-based bioactives to special population groups e.g paediatric and geriatric.
In general terms, both organisms are suitable for the expression of eukaryotic genes.
In general terms, an MRA appears suitable to address environmental human health risks posed by the environmental release of antibiotics, ARB, and ARG; however, at present, there are still too many data gaps to realize that goal.
In general terms the geographic locations of the most suitable zones for agriculture and for procuring soil-borne materials are different.
In general terms, Ms. Gordon's team evaluates promotional materials to determine whether they are suitable for the intended audience.
In general terms, lowland landscapes with high levels of tree and woodland cover and arable or mixed farming are most suitable for SRC.
In general terms, though, things were good.
In general terms Ferguson deserves some sympathy.
