Sentence examples for suitable for courses from inspiring English sources

This is particularly suitable for courses based in more than one university, as in Peninsular (Plymouth and Exeter) and Hull-York.

This set of instructional materials would likewise be entirely suitable for courses in other diverse areas of biology, including evolution or epidemiology, and could be combined with a set of wet-lab activities in which students transform E. coli, for example, to teach students about biology, not just about bioinformatics.

The plan is to reshape the land to make it suitable for golf courses and to bury the garbage even more deeply, possibly using soil dredged from New York harbor as part of the channel deepening program for the seaport.

The whole arrangement is suitable for undergraduate courses in control systems for engineering students.

ACAGATATA is suitable for biology courses concerning genetic information, its expression and molecular evolution, allowing an increase in student performance on these issues.

Polymer-modified bitumen (PMB) manufactured with polymer (elastomeric or plastomeric) as the modifier under carefully controlled conditions, results in enhanced properties and this makes it suitable for wearing course application under high traffic and rainfall [18].

Inverted optical microscopes are in particular suitable for time-course cell imaging as the cells can be cultured in dedicated enclosed cell-chambers that allow efficient collection of the Raman scattered light while maintaining the cells in culture media and avoiding bacterial contamination.

The author anticipates that the book would be suitable for a course without a laboratory component but suggests that certain exercises be added from other sources, as needed.

We have listed 11 projects (see Supplemental Material); most of them feature production of materials for specific courses or modules that can be used in a variety of courses, all of them designed to be particularly suitable for incorporation into courses featuring active-learning approaches.

Evolution, 2nd ed., by Patterson (1999), is a textbook of evolution suitable for college-level courses in evolutionary biology.

Donald Ross, the renowned golf-course architect of his time, had visited the Lincoln Avenue site in 1914 but didn't consider the land suitable for a quality course.