Sentence examples for market suitability from inspiring English sources
In addition, a wide range of off-flavor concentrations were measured within individual salmon, indicating that one salmon is not a representative sample size to determine market suitability.
These unsettling observations have raised concerns about the effectiveness of the immigrant selection system and the labor market suitability and recognition of immigrants' human capital.
An emerging trend in the industry in favour of cheaper airline tickets had also caused airlines such as Qantas to question Concorde's market suitability.
In the process, the scientists acquired skills applicable to full product development, including assessing market suitability and requirements.
Additionally, landscape and market factors indicate suitability and demand for regional grass-fed beef.
The method was tested on some soy milk samples from the Italian market, proving its suitability for the analysis of phytoestrogens in this complex matrix.
In the wake of a timely observation on the overbought nature of the market and the suitability of short ETFs for short-term trades (see any one of my columns over the past week), we are now in a moment where patience will likely pay bigger dividends for short-term traders than pressing forward aggressively.
Hence, policy makers seeking to incentivise DEC production arguably need to re-think the current DEC support mechanisms to address profitability, market risk, land suitability and land quality concerns, combined with issues of lack of knowledge of DEC production amongst farmers in general, and the need for landlord permission on some tenanted farms.
People involved with planning the tour said explicitly political considerations had not yet come up in picking locations, partly because the first locations were determined by the size of the markets and the suitability of the venues.
This chapter illustrates the joint market and examines the suitability of various joints for given environments and applications.
Others wondered how well the online model could prepare students to enter the job market, and questioned its suitability for less vocational coursework, in poetry, creative writing, or the broader liberal arts.
