Sentence examples for suitable for a diversity from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, the area of secondary forests is increasing, and our results show that these habitats are suitable for a diversity of amphibian species, suggesting that these forests can help reduce amphibian population and species decline.

During recent decades, molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are widely considered mimics of natural molecular receptors suitable for a diversity of applications ranging from biomimetic sensors, to separations and biocatalysis.

The paper-based fuel cell produces a maximum power of 25.8 mW (103.2 mW cm−2), which is suitable for powering a diversity of electrical devices such as commercially available digital pregnancy tests and glucometers.

PIC values ranged from 0.29 to 0.5 (mean 0.43), with 240 of the markers producing a PIC value > 0.4, a level which is suitable for genetic diversity analyses.

Therefore the evolution of the CaBPs, such as EhCaBP1 may have been designed to offer both functional and structural diversity suitable for a pathogen to modulate host-pathogen relationship.

a A. auriculiformis b A. mangium Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) are abundant markers that are suitable for a species with low genetic diversity such as A. mangium [ 63].

Our results demonstrate that DArT markers are suitable for genetic diversity analysis and linkage map construction in rapeseed.

Here, we present the first set of polymorphic nuclear microsatellite markers suitable for germplasm diversity studies and further genetic conservation in X. sagittifolium.

This showed that these SSRs had high rates of transferability for M. adenophora (91.14%) and M. nana (89.87%) and low rates for M. cerifera (46.84%), indicating that these markers are suitable for genetic diversity analyses in other Myrica species.

It has been known for some time that insect diversity analyses at the family level are suitable for inferring fossil diversity studies at other levels [ 42], a procedure that parallels methods such as the higher taxon approach [ 43], used for estimating diversity in modern ecosystems.

SC-SFBC [11] is an innovative mapping scheme, suitable for implementing transmit diversity in SC-FDMA systems.