Sentence examples for is suitable to enhance from inspiring English sources
Our algorithm is suitable to enhance grayscale images.
The operational functionality of the platform offers the required flexibility to link theory with practice, which is suitable to enhance the learning process and encourage the class innovation.
The present study demonstrates that patient-oriented education is suitable to enhance diabetes self-management skills in the older patients.
The specific manipulation of the concentration profiles of each enantiomer in solution as well as of the temperature profiles was found to be suitable to enhance the process performance.
To verify whether this concentration was suitable to enhance osteoclast formation, we performed an osteoclastogenesis assay in the presence of increasing concentrations of commercially available sRANKL.
Several examples of families of logics that may be suitable to enhance EXACT in the future include Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI), Knowledge, Actions, Results and Opportunities (KARO) and 'Sees To It That' (STIT) (Troquard et al., 2006; van der Hoek and Wooldrige 2003).
Watershed technology is suitable to protect and enhance soil fertility, which is deteriorating at an alarming rate with agricultural intensification in high as well as low rainfall regions.
More precisely I would like to see if it is suitable to use or is possible to use force feedback system to enhance fine motor muscle memory skills".
Overexpression is only suitable to enhance the unsaturated fatty acid proportion if fabA is also overexpressed [ 78].
However, the dispersion state of Ag in this sample is probably suitable to enhance DSSC performance because of the following two reasons: (i) if the arrays were fully covered with Ag, dye molecules could not be adsorbed on TiO2; (ii) surface plasmon resonance of Ag nanoparticles shows not only absorption but also scattering of light, thus the bottom part of TNT arrays should not be coated with Ag.
Therefore, it is important to screen at different induction times for phosphate-limited and -unlimited cultures to evaluate if a phosphate limitation is generally suitable to enhance specific productivity.
