Sentence examples for may be proper for from inspiring English sources

The results show that the complexing agent with a low stability constant may be proper for the synthetic process of LiFePO4/C via sol-gel method.

In addition, the finding of a mature female parasite with developed larvae in the uterus suggests that humans may be proper hosts for T. callipaeda development in areas where thelaziosis is endemic in dogs or cats.

The results indicate that some design guidelines for general ORC systems may not be proper for an actual LPSS ORC system design.

The software and charts that indicate all interactions may not be proper for clinical usage.

Furthermore, the low-mass ions with low-intensity, even they have a great discriminating power, may not be proper for identification.

Mr. Craig wrote that while it may once have been proper for Lazaro Gonzalez to speak for Elian in the period immediately after his rescue, it was no longer acceptable given the arrival of the boy's father in the United States.

Based on the results, AKAP3 may be a proper candidate for further investigation as a biomarker for triple negative status.

In years to come gripes that the show has no new Simon Cowell may give way to complaints that there may be no proper substitute for Ms. Lopez.

There may be a proper anatomical name for that part of the eye socket, but I don't know it.

Since, freeze dryer is an expensive method to apply in the commercial scale; spray dryer may be a proper alternative technique for producing durian seed gum.

It is observed that truncating the Wild sum expansion up to the third order approximation of the TRMC scheme, may be a proper alternative method for the DSMC method in simulating the lid-driven micro cavity problem for Knudsen numbers 0.005≤Kn≤0.1 with reasonable accuracy and simplicity in mathematics.