Sentence examples for given the suitability from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that the Poisson-Lognormal and the Negative Binomial are the most suitable statistical distributions given the suitability criteria proposed.

But its failure to travel with Malayo-Polynesian-speaking populations into other uninhabited regions of Oceania still remains surprising, given the suitability of many Oceanic islands for wet taro production.

Even given the suitability of certain statistical approaches for successful outlier identification, the process may be exceedingly slow and may not be suitable for repeated application after every update to a database.

Given the suitability of focus group discussions (FGD) in exploring experiences and group dynamics [ 27, 28], we held separate discussions with three groups of people in each of the affected and control groups in the two districts: youth aged 18 to 35 years; adult men above 35 years of age; and women in the same age range as adult men.

Given the suitability of C. elegans as a model system for probing questions about both development and neuronal function [ 32, 33], coupled with the importance of palmitoylation in these systems [ 4, 30, 34], a more thorough analysis could open up new avenues of research within the field.

Table 2 gives the suitability of groundwater and surface water for drinking use.

Electrospun systems have been especially investigated for wound dressings in skin regeneration given the intrinsic suitability of fibrous structures for that purpose.

64, 69, 71 Given the vectors' suitability to breed and survive sea travel within water collected in a tire, their transport has contributed to a major public health threat in the last few decades, and this will only increase as more automobiles are consumed globally.

Despite the importance of ensuring measurement equivalence before testing for group differences in a given construct, the suitability of available measures of body dissatisfaction for use in pregnant populations has yet to be evaluated empirically.

For this subtype, consideration is given to the suitability of treating not only the feelings of despair, passive coping and inefficacy that characterise it, but also of intervening in the actual contingency system of the organisation, directing its influence as much as possible towards developing commitment to tasks and encouraging the establishment of a social support network.

Louise Rouse, a director of FairPensions, questioned his suitability given the recent criticisms by Ofcom of his handling of the phone-hacking scandal at News International.