Sentence examples for suitable for balancing from inspiring English sources

The RBS strength in TIR window of 500 arbitrary unit (au)–1400 au for GPPS appears to be suitable for balancing the geraniol biosynthesis pathway in this study.

Findings of this study can be used to help parking authorities with tasks such as identifying which blocks are suitable for balancing parking demand and supply by adjusting price and designing optimal parking rate schemes to achieve desired on-street parking occupancy levels.

These results indicate that at a LAB/PNSB ratio of 1/12, the amounts of LAB and PNSB were suitable for balancing the rate of lactic acid production by LAB and the rate of lactic acid consumption by PNSB without lactic acid accumulation.

However, the traditional VSG control strategy, which is mainly suitable for balanced voltage conditions, may lead to power oscillations, current unbalance and even overcurrent under unbalanced voltage sags.

The proposed algorithm is suitable for the balancing of large technological systems, possibly with the reconciliation of redundant balance data.

Therefore it is particularly suitable for load-balancing of high-performance CFD simulations.

Given the high values for R2 and NSE and good match hydrographs, the model was considered to be suitable for water balance simulation in this study.

This developed analyzer is suitable for ion balance characterization in small footprint devices sensitive to electrostatic discharges, such as a single-chip integrated circuit, or the head gimbals assembly of a hard disk drive.

High temperature geothermal drilling depends on the formation pressure and collapse pressure, the safe mud window is very narrow, suitable for pressure balance or underbalanced drilling, we design a simple structure, high speed, good heat resistance rotary blowout preventer (RBOP), which can increase the operability of geothermal wells balanced drilling.

This paper introduces a new framework suitable for automatic white balancing of digital camera images.

However, we found that the Kinect system was not suitable for use in balance training systems that require in-depth analyses of the joint motions.