Sentence examples for have become suitable from inspiring English sources

It is, in other words, a world in which pigs have become suitable subjects for ornithology.The sense of unworldliness was neatly (though presumably unwittingly) captured by Federico Mayor, director-general of UNESCO, in his opening speech.

The numerical methods and computing techniques have become suitable and efficient tools for formulating and testing conceptual models and mathematical theories that can integrate diverse information about geology, physics, construction technique, economy and their interactions, and their impacts on the environment on one compact modeling and decision making platform.

Most of the left bank area has been filled with fine clay and the existing land have become suitable for different cash crop as well as vegetable cultivation.

Many habitat patches in tropical landscapes have become less suitable for wildlife due to an increase in anthropogenic disturbances.

Smart homes, where ambient and biomedical sensors can coexist, have become a suitable approach to address the main goals of home care scenarios: preventive care, recognizing deteriorating health and allowing a personalized care.

In the last few years, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) techniques have become a suitable and reliable tool for identification and differentiation of closely related species of protozoa, such as ciliates.

Microarrays have become highly suitable tools for such an ambitious endeavour as they allow the genome-wide measurement of transcription abundance.

Therefore, sole species have become a suitable model to study larval ontogeny, skin pigmentation, hormonal and epigenetic mechanisms controlling development, sex differentiation, nutritional requirements, asymmetrical development as well as comparative genomics in flatfish [ 7– 10].

Recently, zinc oxide (ZnO) nanostructures have become regarded as suitable for forming efficient antireflection coatings, taking advantage of their good transparency, appropriate refractive index, and ability to be formed as textured coatings by anisotropic growth.

Genetically modified hepatic-derived cells expressing human drug-metabolizing enzymes have become in recent years suitable cell tools for assessing metabolism-mediated bioactivation of chemicals and their effects on cells (Prakash et al. 2008).

Physically-based, catchment scale sediment delivery models have become increasingly complex, sophisticated and are suitable for a diverse range of environmental contexts.