Sentence examples for resource suitable from inspiring English sources
The resource, suitable for use with secondary students, features illustrations by Evening Standard cartoonist David Low that were published at the time.
The term "stocks", for example, with its implication that whales and dolphins are a resource suitable for exploitation, is being overtaken by "populations", a word that is also applied to people.Ms Koski gave an even more intriguing example.
Unfortunately, as most of the spectrum resource suitable for wireless communications has been assigned, the available spectrum resources become scare.
These mice models are a valuable resource suitable for some types of experiments.
The research of a new biological ECM useful in cartilage restoration arises from the need to identify an easily available resource suitable in sustaining chondrocytes adhesion and proliferation, even if not specific.
The goal was to produce materials that we could then use in a randomised trial to assess whether information on overdetection makes a difference to women's views and decisions about screening, 17 with the potential for future adaptation into a resource suitable for distribution within organised screening programmes.
To meet the requirements of the vCell owner, the Broker evaluates the existing resource pool and consults vCAAS-VIP to appraise available resources suitable for the submitted request.
Unfortunately, the present biofuel projections are based on feed-stocks that are also food commodities and resources suitable for conventional agriculture.
Second priority goes to fair equality of opportunity, which is interpreted as a prerequisite for justified inequalities in the distribution of social primary goods, basic resources suitable for advancing a wide range of plans of life.
Three prototype systems were developed in this study to demonstrate: (a) how WMS layers are monitored and evaluated, (b) how the subjective evaluation of WMS quality by a user is collected, and (c) how this can be a feasible method to fuse WMS resources suitable for decision making.
To optimise use of the results for landscape planning, the study describes analysis at two hierarchical scales: (1) the regional level where the aim was to locate combinations of environmental resources suitable for human use for application in strategic planning; and (2) the landscape level where identifying and delimiting cultural environments for local planning was the aim.
