Sentence examples for interesting and suitable from inspiring English sources
It is then my job to decide which ones are the most interesting and suitable for our weekly science program.
In addition, they serve as ground experiments defining interesting and suitable biological samples for future space experiments and compliment the data of executed space experiments and those in progress.
Since the X-ray methods have been successfully applied to determining functional groups on the carbonaceous surfaces, the use of digital images processing on digital X-ray radiography can be an interesting and suitable method to be explored in order to characterize the exhaustion level of GAC of rum production.
The Pd and Pt flexible microreactors developed in this work have proven to be effective for the CO oxidation reaction both in the presence and absence of H2, standing out as a very interesting and suitable option for the development of CO purification systems of small dimensions for portable and on-board applications.
Because chronic wounds have become a major healthcare burden, the topical administration of rhEGF-loaded lipid nanoparticles, namely solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) and nanostructured lipid carries (NLC), appears to be an interesting and suitable strategy for the treatment of chronic wounds.
The paper seems interesting and suitable for Biology Direct.
The reviewers found this manuscript interesting and potentially suitable for publication in eLife.
The view of the reviewers is that the work is interesting and potentially suitable for publication in eLife.
As she remarks in notes to this recording, she has taken care to choose the pieces "which I think are the most interesting and the most suitable to performance on the modern piano".
All the reviewers found the work interesting and, in principle, suitable for eLife.
In addition, comparison with peptides, labeled with conventional PET nuclides like 68Ga, would be interesting and allow the development of suitable labeling and storage conditions under the application of commonly used scavengers.
