Sentence examples for suitable for spreads from inspiring English sources

The Hass variety is one of the creamiest, making it suitable for spreads, dips, and any recipe requiring mashed avocado.

We have recently shown that once infected these de-differentiated Schwann cells purified from adult nerves, they undergo a reprogramming process and convert to highly immature progenitor/stem cell-like cells (pSLC) that are more suitable for spreading infection to other tissues either by direct re-differentiation or through macrophages.

The resistivity meter is placed at the exploration site which is suitable for lateral spreading of the cable in either direction.

Purification of the DAG oil using short path distillation yielded a DAG-enriched palm olein with 60 wt% DAG and 40 wt% TAG which is suitable for margarine, spread or shortening applications.

M. ulcerans is known to be associated with wetlands, and the Kouilou River environment is certainly suitable for its spread (10 ).

The first dead rabbits were detected on 25 and 26 October although subsequent considerations based on the extent of spread and weather conditions suitable for long-distance spread on flies indicated it had arrived there by at least 22 October 1995 and possibly as early as 12 13 October 1995 (Fenner and Fantini 1999, pp. 256 257).

The experimental results indicated that the modified lamellar Zn (Al) coating was suitable for large-scale spread and application on protecting steel structures in the hostile environment.

The diameters of the hybrid microspheres are about 400 μm with the diameter error less than 10%, which is suitable for stem cells spreading.

Among the three different nanostructures, RGD nanopillar arrays were found to be suitable for cellular attachment, spreading, and proliferation due to the proper arrangement of the RGD motif, which mimics in vivo conditions.

Optimised conditions result in high quality ECM patterns at the micron scale, even on glass substrates, that are suitable for controlling cell spreading and polarisation.

In general, in both species desirable results were achieved when the spreads were stained with 11%% Giemsa for 45 min making chromosome spreads suitable for karyotyping (Fig. 3a c).