Sentence examples for most suitable form from inspiring English sources

Slurry experiments along with analysis of physicochemical properties were used to construct a phase diagram and select the most suitable form of the API for development.

I am no scientist, and I do realise that Germany, with a climate similar to Britain's, has invested heavily in solar power, but it occurs to me that solar panels in cloudy, rainy Britain are not necessarily the most suitable form of renewable energy and that an awful lot of investment in renewables exists only because of taxpayer subsidies.

The interval number is the most suitable form for expressing such uncertainty.

Selenocysteine is a 21st amino acid, and selenomethionine is a naturally occurring selenium-conjugated amino acid that is highly bioavailable (Fig. 1) and the most suitable form of selenium for nutritional supplementation.

In fact, Christophers [17], author of the most comprehensive text on the biology of Ae. aegypti, indicated that the eggs of this species are not the most suitable form on which to study mosquito embryology.

Easy switching of visualization options gives the user the possibility to rapidly select the most suitable form of data presentation.

Case studies and analyses of conditions leading to successful experiences are still necessary and can contribute to improving existing knowledge on most suitable forms of organization in agriculture.

The existing methods of modeling the cell pair resistance were evaluated and the most suitable functional form for the resistances in series (RIS3) model was determined.

Once the most suitable model form was identified, the second step was to determine whether the model parameters varied as a function of height within the tree.

Moyazzem, Ajit and Tapati have used Cobb-Douglas function to decide the most suitable functional form of production process for major manufacturing sectors of a country.

Mr Harding said: "We are also concerned that ownership is not necessarily the most financially suitable form of tenure for a lot of social housing tenants.