For example, in order to determine the PTMQ's suitability for studies with a pre-post-design such as evaluations of faculty development programs, teacher trainings and other interventions, future studies should investigate the instrument's sensitivity to change.
The results of our study not only provide experimental evidence of high homing performance in A. femoralis, but they also underline the species' suitability for studying orientation in dendrobatid frogs.
In addition to its suitability for studies on sea urchins, MRI can also be used to visualize the soft tissue anatomy of other invertebrate as well as vertebrate taxa [ 3].
Although the STZ-rat is one among the experimental models of diabetes, it shows suitability for studying the basic mechanisms of diabetic cardiovascular complications and their time-dependent progression [ 25].
Thus, we broaden understanding of how mutations around the flavin site affect complex I, evaluate Y. lipolytica and other model systems for their suitability for studying human complex I mutations, and develop approaches for evaluating the pathogenic potential of NDUFV1 variants identified clinically in the future.
HepG2 cells were used because the liver is the main organ for drug metabolism after the ingestion of compounds and because of their suitability for studying the mechanism of action of drugs, dietary genotoxicants, as well as the cytoprotective and antigenotoxic activities of agents [ 30, 31].
Finally, the present adaptation of the malate model initially developed on peach, to banana fruit, highlights the possible generic quality of the model and its suitability for studying the genotypic variability and environmental regulation of malate accumulation in fleshy fruits during the pre and postharvest stages.
The Diabetes Research Register in Scotland has already shown that response rates are likely to be higher, significantly faster and with fewer screen failures amongst patients who have previously considered and expressed interest in participation and whose electronic records (EHRs) are used to identify their suitability for studies, than the general population [ 13].
We also show for the first time in a Drosophila virilis group species (a species that has lately been paid much attention because of its suitability for studying the genetic basis of co-evolving sexual behaviour) that the main cost to females and fitness benefit to males of prolonged copulations lay in the extended latency to female remating, leading to a conflict of interest between the sexes.
