Sentence examples for older suitable from inspiring English sources

Eligibility criteria will include incident or prevalent patients treated with maintenance home HD under the care of the 6 participating DHBs who are; aged 18 years or older; suitable for both low and standard dialysate [Na+] in the view of their treating physician; have pre-dialysis plasma [Na+] ≥ 135 mM; and are willing to participate and able to provide consent.

The increase in marketability of older buildings suitable for use by Internet infrastructure companies has come suddenly.

Kaban suggested children of 3 years of age and older are suitable candidates for ankylosis release.

If you are too young, refrain from dating until you are at an older, more suitable age.

SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH: BRAT ATTACK By Hypnotix and published by Knowledge Adventure and Simon & Schuster Interactive; CD-ROM for Windows 95 and 98 and Power Macintosh; $29.99; intended for 8- to 12-year-olds but suitable for all ages.

High-level visits halted and state media trolled the UK as "merely a country of old Europe suitable only for tourism and overseas students, with a few decent football teams".

The star is between 625 million and 850 million years old, so suitable planets have probably had sufficient time to develop primitive life.

The six traditional designs (custom configurations are available) range from the 1,440-square-foot Old Town (suitable for vehicles and/or a studio) at $32,700, to the 3,011-square-foot 3,011-square-foot 3,011-square-footMorgan $69,900.

The upbeat official talk of an indispensable partnership between the two countries is challenged by an editorial in the state-run tabloid The Global Times, which declared today that "Britain is no longer any kind of 'big country', but merely a country of old Europe suitable for tourism and overseas study, with a few decent football teams".

This limits the eligibility of patients for this surgery, and only patients of 18 years old are suitable.

We show that degraded RNA that is up to 25 years old, is suitable to identify subtle differences between subtypes within one specific cancer.