Sentence examples for if more suitable from inspiring English sources

Improvements can thus be realised if the amount of needed GAC to obtain greater differences in the grey scale can be optimised by changing the milliarc-second value with a constant energy value and if more suitable equipment is available.

First, the hypolithic habitat is limited in space, i.e., all favorable stones are fully colonized, and biomass could reach higher values if more suitable hypolithic habitat was available (e.g., at higher quartz stone density).

Although rockfish frequently inhabit small home ranges, Matthews [27] suggests that homing in rockfish allows for exploration of adjacent habitats and the ability to return to homesites if more suitable habitat is not found, thus optimizing habitat selection.

By deducing that a blinking green light is a metaphoric signal somewhere between blinking amber and unblinking green, we find the meaning becoming clear: it is like a woman accepting a proposal of marriage on the understanding that she retains the right to rescind it if someone more suitable turns up.

Bob Jones said he would take redundancy if a more suitable alternative to his post was found.

However, instantaneous frequency (IF) is more suitable for characterizing the time-varying features of the signal.

Under anaerobic conditions, the situation is somewhat different: Transcription of fadA, fadB, fadE, fadD and, to a lesser extend, fadL is inhibited by the regulator ArcA [ 135], and the proteins FadK, YfcY, YfcX, YdiO and YdiD are responsible for the anaerobic fatty acid degradation, if a more suitable carbon source is not available [ 132].

Within intensive agro-ecosystems, narrow strips between crops are important links for voles between wider margins and, if available, other more suitable habitats.

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Solutions are selected to form new solutions (offspring) according to their fitness - if they are more suitable, they have more chances of reproducing.

Therefore, in a pandemic empirical ciprofloxacin use could be justified only if all other more suitable antimicrobial drug supplies were exhausted.