Sentence examples for retention suitable from inspiring English sources
In this study, we have found that the CeO x -based RRAM device exhibits good switching characteristics with reliable endurance and data retention, suitable for future nonvolatile memory applications.
The bentonite increased the slurry viscosity, thereby providing a water retention period suitable for freezing.
The paper presents natural water retention measures suitable for application in urban areas.
An ultra-bright contrast agent with extended intracellular retention is suitable for in vivo high-resolution tracking of stem cells following the implantation.
The chromatographic separation was optimized in order to achieve suitable retention times, good resolution for analytes susceptible of mass spectrometric cross-talk and high sensitivity in one single run.
Release 3.0 allows the retrieval of the most suitable retention factor to be applied to more poorly documented processed foods.
The fabricated device shows high program/erase speed and retention property which is suitable for multi-level cell (MLC) application.
Mixtures with 15 wt% pumice was shown to have similar properties to the reference mixture without fly ash, but had increased SP demand and low workability retention, making them more suitable for precast applications compared to ready-mix concrete.
The tissue suture retention force was also suitable for implantation in the rat model and, with poly(lactic acid) sewing rings entrapped at both ends of the graft, also in the ovine model.
The retention (or restoration) of suitable habitat is the critical issue for conservation of the white-browed treecreeper, but in landscapes below the threshold of habitat cover, viability of local populations may be influenced by the configuration and quality of remaining habitat.
They stated that the key to achieve predictable results depends on a careful case selection such as assuring that the remaining root has a healthy supporting periodontium, making it suitable for retention as well as restoration and support of the final prosthesis (Anitha and Rao 2015).
