Sentence examples for subject suitable from inspiring English sources

Although the foot size and shape of a subject can be obtained by using a three-dimensional (3D) foot scanner, it is still difficult to create foot motion animations of each subject suitable for computer simulation.

Local epidemiological data regarding AF in Argentina revealed that subjects suitable for oral anticoagulants are older and have a higher stroke risk (assessed by the CHADS2 score) than patients included in clinical trials [12].

In this work an automatic simple, compact, wireless, personalized and cost efficient pervasive architecture for the evaluation of the stress state of individual subjects suitable for prolonged stress monitoring during normal activity is described.

The Clinical Dementia Rating Scale (CDR) was used to screen subjects suitable for inclusion in the present study.

A total of 887 subjects suitable for inclusion were invited to take part in the study.

Our suggestions would be to divide the topics into subjects suitable for junior medical residents and for residents who are more advanced in their specialist training program.

No previous studies have directly assessed the connection between the distortion of reality and the brain function during delusions or hallucinations, probably because finding subjects suitable for and cooperative with such a study is difficult.

But it is understood children would still be able to leave the premises, subject to suitable supervision.

We shall be consulting further on implementing the proposals for sharing anonymised data, and would only take forward specific measures where there was a clear public benefit and subject to suitable safeguards".

A spokesman said: "We shall be consulting further on implementing the proposals for sharing anonymised data, and would only take forward specific measures where there was a clear public benefit and subject to suitable safeguards".

Though a lower court judge upheld the president's power to intercept incipient attacks, subject to suitable habeas corpus review, the appeals panel has supposed that Congress provided no means to stop Al Qaeda operatives like Mr. Padilla from entering the United States to carry out attacks -- except by means of a criminal prosecution.