Sentence examples for suitable for restoration from inspiring English sources

The proposed solution, consisting in bonding CFRP strips into the cross section, is suitable for restoration work in historic buildings.

Many plants will be decommissioned and dismantled, but some will be suitable for restoration because of the particular features of the buildings, he said.

Logistic regression models were then developed to identify habitats suitable for restoration or translocation within each region.

These information can help identify abandoned or planted forest sites potentially suitable for restoration with grassland species.

And so, in the summer of 1968, Laing and his wife, Galina, set out on a quest, crisscrossing through rural Scotland in search of a medieval castle suitable for restoration.

The composite with best performance also presented texture and colour quite similar to the surface characteristics of the natural soap-stone, which makes it suitable for restoration purposes.

The first step to reach this goal is to identify suitable areas for restoration.

Simultaneous bilateral total ankle replacement is a suitable method for restoration of function and attainment of pain relief in patients with bilateral end-stage ankle osteoarthritis.

Group C areas contain altered vegetation types that were originally LPCH habitat and areas that have been impacted by invasive species but still contain enough suitable vegetation for restoration.

Delineation of seed transfer zones, or regions within which translocation of plant materials is unlikely to result in the introduction of maladapted genotypes, is currently the best method to predict adaptive divergence and select suitable germplasm for restoration (e.g. Johnson et al. 2004).

One assessment estimates that the world contains some 7.7 million square miles of degraded land suitable for forest restoration, a quarter of it for closed forests and the remainder for "mosaic" restoration in which forests are embedded into agricultural landscapes.