Sentence examples for good suitability for from inspiring English sources
Biomimetic and hydrothermally treated scaffolds supported the adhesion and proliferation of rat mesenchymal stem cells, indicating a good suitability for bone tissue engineering applications.
Thus maximal interoperability is needed for a good suitability for tasks.
A number of studies showed good suitability of coarse- and moderate-resolution data for mapping locust habitats and monitoring habitat conditions in various regions (Sivanpillai & Latchininsky 2007; Ji and others 2005).
The resulting binary maps were combined to display the proportion of models that indicated a good environmental suitability for Trypanosoma-positive rodents.
The Qur'anic concepts of halal (Arabic for permissible, often defined as equivalent to kosher) and tayyab (wholesome or good) determine suitability for Muslim consumption.
Thus, the cytotoxicity studies suggested that M-PAEEP-PLLA-NPs and Lf-M-PAEEP-PLLA-NPs had good biocompatibility and suitability for biomedical applications.
In short, this synthetic method shows prominent advantages such as its low-cost, easy preparation, good adherence and suitability for preparing other nanoarrays.
The spatially explicit analysis illustrated how different policies affect urban development; it was clearly shown that even with very different demographic outcomes, the impact of sectorial policies guaranteed a good level of suitability for new residential areas.
The spatially explicit analysis demonstrated how different policies will affect urban development: it was clearly shown by the results of this method how even with very different demographic outcomes, the impact of sectorial policies guaranteed a good level of suitability for the new residential areas.
Male gouramis may become more brightly colored if their diet improves, an indicator of good health and suitability for breeding.
The top down method offers many advantages including an economical process, good fabrication reliability, and suitability for mass production.
