Sentence examples for suitable environments from inspiring English sources

The college supervisor identifies qualified students and suitable environments, doing quality control for sponsors — and for interns.

In suitable environments, members of this genus may live for hundreds of years, and certain specimens have been identified as among the largest and oldest living organisms.

Aquatic oligochaete species are widespread in suitable environments; terrestrial forms are less widely distributed, except for the earthworm and others that have been transported to new habitats, generally inadvertently, by humans.

Thus, low mobility (quasistatic) environments are the most suitable environments for our proposition.

Using our platforms, we showed that nanotopographical and biochemical cues could provide suitable environments for neuronal cultures.

On the other hand, these studies demonstrate that VEs make suitable environments to study social phenomena that are difficult to experimentally examine in the real-world.

How can a school be a suitable environment for responsible learning if its students are subject to constant surveillance?

The embryo has all the "structures necessary for providing the new individual with a suitable environment and adequate nutrition".

The other constituents provide a suitable environment for the egg and sperm cells.

A shelter is not suitable environment for a person in a psychotic state but it can prove near impossible to persuade hospitals to take them.

The Israeli government's position is that, as a military training zone including live fire, the area is not a suitable environment for permanent residence.