High-valley soils are sometimes suitable for irrigation, depending on texture, steepness of slopes, length of snow cover, and the presence of trace elements (e.g., selenium) that limit suitability for crop cultivation.
The uniqueness of the fixed point is not required in the most general context although it can be sometimes suitable provided that only one such a point exists in some given problem.
However, open bypass is sometimes more suitable for patients who are "superobese".
Thus, the high-level abstraction is sometimes more suitable for implementing the simulation with proper complexity and little running time.
Handling qualities of airplanes can be improved by the use of an automatic control system (augmented stability control system), however, in the preliminary design phase it is sometimes better to implement suitable design changes.
Similarly, it is sometimes difficult to find suitable data for parameterizing high fidelity models of the real world.
So a suitable control scheme is sometimes necessary to improve the performance of the bridge under wind.
Long-distance dispersal, which reduces intraspecific competition, is sometimes advantageous even where aggregation of suitable habitat would otherwise favor short-distance dispersal, although certain habitat distributions can lead to either strategy being dominant.
This requirement is sometimes stated by saying that any suitable pair must have a mereological "sum", or "fusion",[18] though it is not immediately obvious how this requirement should be formulated.
