Sentence examples for selected to suit from inspiring English sources

The more we understand about the forces shaping cosmic events, the more they seem selected to suit us.

Good agreement of predicted mass loss rates and heat release rates was achieved, where all these submodels were selected to suit the tested conditions.

It was based on a form of action (i.e., on a particular type of complaint, such as trespass), and the right writ had to be selected to suit that form.

And we need to defy the idea that the only acceptable images of women are those selected to suit the male gaze, or that men (or tech firms!) can be the ones to decide whether our nipples are sexual or not.

Still in the 1st year of his Ph.D., Teymurazyan is taking courses at the University of Lisbon that he and his tutor selected to suit his specific interests.

The raga and Tāla of a song was selected to suit the time of the incident and the narrative mood.

As a consequence, the positive four-link bar type of support was selected to better suit the ground pressure.

However, in the case of transcription factors that may influence hypothalamic-pituitary development and activity (tef, nr3c2) or hemoglobins that allow for physiological adaptation to changing oxygen needs, the axolotl provides a model to study expression changes that have likely been selected to better suit large and reproductively competent "larval forms" for a totally aquatic life history.

Although BP control remains the fundamental goal of antihypertensive treatment, drugs to be used to achieve this purpose can be selected to better suit the individual patient based on demographic and anthropometric characteristics, concomitant cardiovascular risk factors, asymptomatic organ damage, and clinical conditions (Fig. 1).

Varieties are selected locally to suit specific sites and according to the season.

Finally, Figure 1(E) compares other desirable attributes of saturation techniques, including the ability to select codons to suit the organism of choice, including codon optimization, ratio-control, subset-selection, etc.