Sentence examples for proved most suitable from inspiring English sources
Hence AA 6061 is considered as potential candidate material for automobile and aerospace sectors where high strength with reduced weight and high crack arrest capabilities will contribute to crash worthy design of automobiles/aircraft structures and proved most suitable matrix for MMCs.
Fighting the Yugoslav Partisans from the air had begun already in late June 1941, when Breguet 19 and Potez 25 bombers had proved most suitable.
With a low molecular weight, atactic poly 9-dodecyl-9-methyl-fluorene) poly 9-dodecyl-9-methyl-fluoreneselective dispoly 9-dodecyl-9-methyl-fluoreneubes with large diameters.
Longitudinal patient-centred case studies proved most suitable for exploring the evolution of complex needs and care situations in palliative and end-of-life care [ 17, 30, 31].
Also against other soil pests at a field scale, such as against the chrysomelid larvae of Diabrotica rootworms in maize, the fluid application into the soil had proven most suitable for EPNs compared with onto-soil fluid row-applications or into-soil granule applications (Toepfer et al., 2010).
In future experiments, our models might prove most suitable to investigate the role of the Txn1/Txnrd1 system in animal models of Alzheimer's Diseases or other neurodegenerative diseases.
Also, of the 3D matrices, hydrogels may prove most suitable for analysis of mechanical response as they are homogeneous from the outset and fully surround cells embedded within.
The chemoselective glycosylation strategy has proven most suitable for synthesis of smaller oligosaccharides (di-, tri-, and tetrasaccharides), which can be used as building blocks for preparation of more complex oligosaccharides.
The kind brought to Hawaii in 1881, and first commercialized there, was integrifolia, which proved most productive and suitable for roasting.
"Indie" and "electronic" proved most popular.
The picornavirus 5′ untranslated region (5′ UTR) has proven the most suitable genomic target for molecular detection (8, 9 ).
