Sentence examples for majority of suitable from inspiring English sources

The majority of suitable habitat was predicted in the North Atlantic and the South Pacific (waters surrounding New Zealand).

Model outputs indicated the majority of suitable coral habitat is likely to occur on the continental shelves and slopes of the Atlantic, South Pacific and Indian Oceans.

Scotland is an interesting and diverse country for clinical trial recruitment and one would think that with a population of 5 000 000 and only five designated cancer centres, it would be possible to incorporate the majority of suitable or eligible patients into clinical trials or to offer the optimal and best designed treatments.

The majority of the suitable remaining habitat in southern Europe would be largely restricted to the mountainous regions of the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Carpathians and the Dinaric Alps.

Given that compensatory pathways are involved in the disposition of the majority of drugs suitable for clinical use, it can be anticipated that pharmacogenetic variation in absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) will often have limited impact on the variability observed in pharmacodynamics and response.

23 We have demonstrated, however, that even with a willing clinical team and an existing home therapy programme within a large teaching hospital serving an inner city population, the use of either HHD or PD is not a viable option for the majority of medically suitable patients.

Formal higher education in the country has a strong academic bias, making the large majority of university graduates suitable for only a limited number of white-collar jobs; this has caused widespread frustration, especially among the educated unemployed youth.

Conversely, less than 10% of the gene pairs do not share any TFBSs, suggesting that the vast majority of genes are suitable for co-expression analysis.

Kelly's ratio value less than one is suitable for irrigation According to this classification, majority of the samples are suitable for irrigation.

The majority of art included was "suitable" art, and the catalogue offers a narrative of whose lives were considered worthy of such art, and whose lives were deemed expendable.

Comparison of groundwater quality with Indian standards proves that majority of water samples are suitable for irrigation purposes but not for drinking.