Sentence examples for increased suitability from inspiring English sources

Increased suitability of amylopectin GM potato for a virus-transmitting aphid.

ACC-CREBp showed increased suitability as a substrate for AMPK, eliminated phosphorylation by PKA, and preserved antibody binding.

The higher probabilities indicate increased suitability of habitat for I. scapularis.

In Illinois, the positive sites that were sampled corresponded to areas of increased suitability (60%-100%).

In Illinois, areas of increased suitability corresponded to the same areas where the positive sites were located in Ogle, Rock Island, and Jo Daviess counties.

In the eastern half of the state, the main areas of increased suitability were along the glacial terminal moraines, which is where the positive sites in the Kettle Moraine State Forest were located.

The current work sought to consolidate these methods in a single-day design focused on reducing logistical complexity, decreasing research burden to human subjects, and increasing suitability for medication development designs.

Therefore, stand-level management activities that decrease vegetation structure, such as thinning intermediate-aged stands and/or controlling midstory vegetation (e.g., fire or herbicide applications), likely will maintain or increase suitability of managed pine forest stands and landscapes for many bat species in the southeastern Coastal Plain.

We inverted the original agricultural suitability index so that it would indicate increasing suitability and be more intuitive.

We first binned each of the variables into discreet intervals (elevation: 100 m, slope: 1°, richness: 50 species, distance to roads: 5 km, distance to urban areas: 5 km, agricultural suitability: 1 8 increasing suitability index).

For example, infrastructure development plays a key role in both urban and cropland conversion [64]; our suitability maps do not explicitly capture existing and potential infrastructure development, investments that could increase suitability (e.g., reclaiming land through drainage or other means), and other forces of change.