Sentence examples for suitable for reproducing from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to propose kinetic models suitable for reproducing and predicting mancozeb (Mz) conversion to by-products as a function of the operational conditions.

Our investigation of the properties of this engineered tissue, using both small scale testing and life-sized brain phantoms, shows that it is suitable for reproducing the brain shift phenomenon and brain tissue response to indentation and palpation.

Results show that the model is suitable for reproducing the behavior of the CO-PrOx reactions and it can be used in the design of reactors for hydrogen purification.

The overall objectives of this study are to develop modelling approaches suitable for reproducing and predicting hysteresis effects at larger scales and to investigate the possible contribution of in-channel processes (erosion and deposition) to sediment concentration hysteresis loops.

Culture studies are suitable for reproducing the unique ocular environment in which acellular vitreous/ocular fluid overlays the plane of retinal vascular network.

The majority of the simulation parameters, including the number of replicas, were optimized previously so they would be suitable for reproducing disordered state ensembles.

Then the dynamic response of a real vehicle running on irregular track is simulated through a more detailed multibody model, suitable for quantitatively reproducing its dynamic behaviour in the 0 25 Hz frequency range.

There are doubts concerning the attainment of such suitable objectives in primary care because of the difficulties for reproducing the conditions of clinical trials.

Planting more trees suitable for nesting and reproducing, improving ponds, swamps and grassland within and outside the buffer zone to create a food source and the better living environment for wild animals.

The equations developed proved suitable to reproduce the phenomena surveyed.

An area where this question about property rights and hence marketability is fiercely contested are intellectual property rights, where some people argue that our traditional notions of property rights are not suitable for goods that can be reproduced at extremely low costs, such as digital contents (e.g. Shiffrin 2007; Boutang 2011, ch. 4).