Sentence examples for suitability to develop from inspiring English sources

Compensatory mechanisms between distinct SERA subfamilies may thus explain the absence of phenotypical defect in SERAser disruptants, and challenge the suitability to develop potent antimalarial drugs based on specific inhibitors of Plasmodium serine-type SERAs.

Therefore, PHBVHHx possesses the suitability to be developed into a skin tissue-engineered material.

To compare the six results, suitability thresholds were calculated (see Table 3): these were used as a comprehensive indicator because they include all the parameters used to develop suitability maps.

Case studies are also included to further demonstrate the suitability of the process to develop structures for biomedical applications.

Point-based field observations of orchid occurrence were used to develop Orchid Suitability Metrics (OSMs) that identified the range of indicator values most strongly associated with orchids.

This could further extend the work of Malone et al [25] [27] who have used satellite imagery and geographic information system to develop area suitability maps and environmental risk models for schistosomiasis.

For the wind development ROI, we modeled turbine suitability using the random forest algorithm to develop the benefit surface.

Chen et al. (2010) also used spatial temporal changes in the water table to develop a groundwater suitability zone for the expansion of irrigated agriculture.

The RES approach, based on an interaction matrix for semi-quantitative characterization of the factors and their interactions, is used to develop a comprehensive suitability index (CSI).

We used a database of 453 records and explored 40 potential explanatory variables (climate, topographic, and landscape variables including human-related ones) to develop one habitat suitability map using the Environmental Niche Factor Analysis (ENFA) for Santa Cruz province (Argentina).

In this study we utilize a geospatial approach to develop a habitat suitability index for alligator gar that explicitly considers hydrologic connectivity and the floodplain geomorphology along a frequently inundated segment of the Lower Mississippi River.