Sentence examples for may constitute suitable from inspiring English sources

First, their protein products may constitute suitable targets of novel classes of agents that would cause male sterility.

However, these results are derived from the analysis of 1 epidemic, and the thresholds identified may not constitute suitable targets in another epidemic or in locations where different ecologic conditions prevail.

These results suggest that rVCG expressing chlamydial proteins may constitute a suitable subunit vaccine for inducing an efficient mucosal T cell response that protects against C. trachomatis infection.

The ACL-injured knee may constitute a suitable model for this approach, because this peripheral musculoskeletal injury may also be regarded as a neurophysiological dysfunction [ 27, 28].

Allo-SCT may constitute a suitable platform for immunotherapeutic approaches using, for example, (antigen-specific) DLI in the treatment of RMS patients with advanced disease in a multimodal setting comprising novel therapy approaches (Wan et al, 2006; Crose et al, 2012; Fulda, 2012).

The dataset presented here shows that earthworms constitute suitable candidates for μCT scanning in combination with soft tissue staining.

Furthermore, the terms displayed in an alphabetical order in the pop-up menu do not necessarily constitute suitable distractors.

Considering the fact that the MMSE-SIC has much lower complexity than the OMUD-PIC [23], the MMSE-SIC with data exchange assisted BS cooperation may constitute a promising MCP scheme that is suitable for implementation in practical multicell systems.

ROS measurement in CSF may constitute a rapid test with which to diagnose infection in CSF and may be a suitable tool for use at bedside in clinical practice.

It has been shown, through the numerical applications that the shell-based SPH method using only one layer of particles is suitable for the study of laminated composite structures undergoing large transformations and therefore may constitute a good alternative to the FE method.

"Paris may constitute our last best hope".