Sentence examples for more suitability from inspiring English sources

A certain sector of male readers will always complain whenever a female character's costume is redesigned to show less flesh and thus more suitability for fighting robots in outer space.

Comparative statics simulations indicate that landowners' heterogeneous calibrated preference parameters marginally influence the landscape more than suitability and externality parameters.

This paper explores the use of NeXus as a data format for storing ISIS muon data files and considers its more general suitability as a common μSR file format for data storage.

Under more conservative suitability criteria (logistic thresholds), present-day and LIG-modeled ranges covered >90% of the modern range.

This lets doctors monitor their condition and judge more accurately their suitability for transplant.

On May 31, Alan S. MacDonald, the head of Citigroup's global relationship bank, told Mr. Carpenter in an e-mail message that he and another banker, Bill Fox, "if anything, feel more strongly that suitability issues and related risks when coupled with the returns" made the deal unattractive.

The results illustrate that data-based models can describe habitat suitability more objectively and accurately when there are sufficient data.

To shed more light on suitability of cellular models of nervous origin for neurotoxicity screening, the objective of this study was to compare the sensitivity to genetic damage induction of two nervous cell lines.

Studies herein discuss an effective approach for detection and characterization of RSA during biopharmaceutical development based on the capabilities of each technique, their complementarity, and more importantly their suitability for the stage of development in which RSA is investigated.

The integrated fragmentation assessments enable the conservation planners to consider not only the population isolation level in large scale, but also the spatial connectivity within-patch and different fragmentation categories for landscape conservation that would otherwise appear cryptic under more typical habitat suitability or fragmentation assessing approaches.

The evaluation of social interventions is hampered by more than their suitability to randomisation.