Sentence examples for making it appropriate for from inspiring English sources

The Co O film on the Pt electrode has quite dense crystallized grains and smooth surface, making it appropriate for the ultrahigh density non-volatile memory.

However, fussy food generally takes a back seat to simpler fare, like corned beef and cabbage, "cream of spud" soup, and "scampi Emerald Isle," making it appropriate for clients under indictment, they added.

Another major advantage of this architecture is that the outputs of functional cells are connected to the inputs of other physically adjacent functional cells, thus making it appropriate for nanocomputing system design.

Temple's theological position has been described as a Hegelian Idealism, affirming links between church and state and thus making it appropriate for Christian pronouncements to be made on social problems and economic policies.

MSA exhibits two detection planes: (i) one with moderate mass resolution but a high count rate making MSA appropriate for plasma analysis, (ii) another with a high (above 40) mass resolution though a low count rate making it appropriate for planetology science.

The information is presented in an upfront manner, avoiding complex terminology and making it appropriate for all levels of readership.

And its adaptable nature makes it appropriate for everything from a picnic to an elaborate dinner.

The last time I was in the store, I tried one on as a beautiful salesgirl informed me its thin material made it appropriate for both warm and cold weather.

The vaccine was shown to be safe and immunogenic [ 20] and its low price made it appropriate for routine vaccination and mass vaccination campaigns in Africa.

Apart from nontoxicity and the morphological similarity of chitosan nanofibers to native skin ECM, oxygen permeability, originating from its porosity characteristics, makes it appropriate for wound healing applications [ 14, 41].

The information in the film and its interviews with young people make it appropriate for viewing in schools, and, especially, in driver-education classes.