Sentence examples for sufficiently suitable to from inspiring English sources

Conventional fabrication techniques are not sufficiently suitable to control scaffold structure to modulate mechanical properties.

With regard to the missing effect of learning strategies used, we must concede that the operationalization might not be sufficiently suitable to reveal significant effects.

In this case the time increment is due, first, to the need to use more starting points for the algorithm in order to avoid false matches and secondly because the choice of these points is not sufficiently suitable (given the simplicity of the points-of-interest selection algorithm), which implies, in both cases, an additional number of iterations.

While this model accounts for spurious peaks within noisy data, it is not sufficiently suitable for our purposes.

This requires sufficiently suitable monitors not only for the radiologist, but also for the admitting clinician.

Classical test theory (CTT) measures of reliability are usually not sufficiently suitable in such circumstances, because they only allow for accounting for one source of error at a time, i.e. either rater or case or occasion effects.

Prolonged derivatisation time (16 h) yielded slightly higher responses, but were considered impractical and not suitable to meet the goal, given that a 60 min derivatisation period allowed sufficiently precise quantification of TEA at 10 µg kg− level.

"The field is not suitable to playing".

Cherries are suitable to candy.

The most likely origin of beavers in Britain was through recolonization around 10 000 years ago once the climate had warmed sufficiently to create suitable habitat following the last glacial maxima (Coles 2006), but before sea levels rose to cut-off Britain from the European mainland (∼8000 BP).

Fifth, the resolution of CNV breakpoints may not have been sufficiently accurate to enable suitable primers to be designed.