Sentence examples for strong suitability from inspiring English sources

The strong suitability of these volcanic deposits to support plant growth suggests that they deserve detailed scrutiny for early plant fossils.

The results show strong suitability of unbiased recursive partitioning-based models to the assessment of the complex drivers of land use change at a regional scale.

Given (i) the sparse presence of CWR populations in protected areas (ii) the strong suitability overlap between cultivated rice and its four CWRs; and (iii) the complexity of managing and regulating areas to prevent alien gene flow, the first priority should be to establish representative ex situ collections for all CWR species, which currently do not exist.

Using these predictions we have estimated the populations at risk of EVD both in countries which have confirmed index cases (Set 1, n = 7) and those for which we predict strong environmental suitability for outbreaks (Set 2, n = 15).

These activities also have a strong impact on habitat suitability for many other grassland species.

Applicants are selected on the combined criteria of a strong scientific record and suitability for support work (particularly important for Chile-bound fellows).

Based on lowest error obtained for model inference, (using two datasets as opposed to one), Loess_XPN performs best, providing strong indication of its suitability as a normalisation method for data integration in GRN modelling.

Increasing the number of loci had no strong effect on the suitability of strict or relaxed clock analyses.

Our own study presented here provides strong evidence for the suitability of TRAIL/zVAD/CHX-induced programmed necrosis as a tool to eliminate tumor cells from a wide range of sources.

Your ability to pick up errors is a strong part of your suitability for the role!

However, the situation, as with much at Elland Road over the past decade or so, may not be so clearcut given the Football League's obvious dismay at its strong stance over Cellino's suitability, having been convicted of fraud, being undermined.