Sentence examples for samples to suit from inspiring English sources

I sense Milburn has chosen his samples to suit his case.

The capability to modulate the absorption and bandwidth of these samples to suit various applications in different frequency bands indicates that these nanocomposites could be an excellent electromagnetic wave absorber.

A filter, based on experimental data sampled at a high sampling rate, is adapted to suit reduced sampling rates, and the effectiveness of the adapted filters is demonstrated with experimental data.

À la carte, tasting and set menus mean you can sample their work to suit your wallet.

The time points for follow-up examinations and blood sampling were adjusted to suit the dog owners.

The 71 samples, which showed amplification of all the amplicon sizes up to 252 bp in the multiplex endpoint RT-PCR assay amplified with moderate Cq values in the RT-qPCR assay and are probably the best suited samples to deliver reliable gene expression data for most genes of interest in gene expression analysis.

Usually such criteria are formulated to fit Archean samples with a sedimentary origin, but the following is a summary of such criteria adjusted to suit samples from volcanic rocks of all ages based on experiences made from working with doubly polished thin sections: 1. Geologic context of the sample must be known; is it compatible with past life?

Most of these criteria have been formulated from the study of microfossils in sedimentary rocks but Ivarsson [24] proposed a list of criteria adjusted to suit samples of crystalline rocks: (1) Is the geologic context compatible with life?

Purposive sampling of heterogeneous instancesb[ 28] was used as the primary sampling strategy in order to suit the exploratory goals of the study.

Indeed, very small percentages of OCs users are unmarried females and thus this sample criterion was designed to suit the sociocultural characteristics of the Jordanian community.

All three probe steps could be combined freely to suit different samples, depending on the required STED laser power and the density of fluorescent labels in the sample.