Sentence examples for positions suitable from inspiring English sources
The researchers selected five freshly killed fish, stuffed them with urethane, and placed the pectoral and pelvic fins in various positions suitable for gliding.
Vital fluorescent staining and subsequent cryo-fluorescence microscopy of vitreous sections were used to localise mitochondria lying in positions suitable for acquiring tilt series, taking into account section flatness, presence of contamination and proximity to grid bars.
Two distinct sets of heavy-atom-to-hydrogen distances and accompanying van der Waals radii have been researched and improved in accuracy, one for the electron-cloud-center positions suitable for X-ray crystallography and one for nuclear positions.
One of the few sharks in which mating has been observed in the wild, receptive female whitetip reef sharks are followed by prospective males, which attempt to grasp her pectoral fin and maneuver the two of them into positions suitable for copulation.
Gblocks [ 77, 78] was used to select blocks of conserved positions suitable for phylogenetic analysis under default (stringent) conditions.
We produced primer pairs for 61.44%, 87.47% and 88.97% of the SSRs from P. infestans, P. sojae and P. ramorum respectively; not all the SSRs were located in positions suitable for optimum design.
We have not got anybody in the Academy in that position suitable to come through at the moment so we will look further afield.
These data establish an essential role of residue Tyr224 in catalysis, possibly in aligning the substrate in a position suitable for catalysis.
He has made it more difficult for his Shia rivals to dissent while simultaneously confining his Sunni opponents in a position suitable for exerting pressure and exploiting divisions within their ranks".
However, her difficulty finding a position suitable to her unique skills is over.
E449 was located in a position suitable to act as a putative nucleophile in PoAbf corresponding to the nucleophile E281 from Tm-AFase and E298 from Tx-Abf.
