Sentence examples for retained suitable from inspiring English sources

Under palaeoclimatic conditions assumed to have prevailed 21,000 y BP (CCSM scenario), the potential distribution may have been much more restricted in Europe: Major parts of Central Europe changed into climatically unsuitable areas for M. galathea during the glacial period, while the southern European peninsulas (Iberia, Italy and the Balkan) retained suitable climatic conditions.

The main Mediterranean peninsulas (i.e. Iberia, Italy, Balkans) retained suitable conditions, although reduced in extent, but extensive regions of the Sahara, which were largely unsuitable in the present and mid-Holocene, were identified as suitable during the LGM under most AOGCMs.

In PBS, TMC-CL copolymers retain suitable mechanical properties for more than a year.

Thus, the new proposed data and graphs in this study provide a remarkable tool and at the same time retain suitable simplicity for engineers.

"Duty free shops may treat the sale of goods to passengers intending to take them to non-EU destinations as zero rated exports, provided they retain suitable evidence such as by scanning the boarding card," he said.

Since your office has filed the above-mentioned Request for Order and served formal discovery prior to making any effort to resolve the issue outside of court, I will be advising my client to retain suitable litigation counsel.

The International Labour Organisation defines vocational rehabilitation as activities which enable a disabled person to secure and retain suitable employment [ 4].

Difficulties finding and retaining suitable contributors and engaging in PPI 'too little too late' led trialists to say they would do things differently in future.

The rectangular shape of the package compound is retained and suitable boundary conditions (BCs) are used; (1) adiabatic on the rightmost wall except on the wire portion.

Thus, the new expedient proposed in this paper brings along a remarkable improvement, gaining accuracy and at the same time retaining a suitable simplicity.

Those pressing the agency to lift its game have included Prime Minister David Cameron, whose government has noted GCHQ's past inability to recruit and retain "a suitable cadre of Internet specialists," partly because its entry salaries — averaging about $48,000, far less than what private companies offer for the same skills — are uncompetitive.