Sentence examples for suitable for successful from inspiring English sources

Like its furniture, Foshan's new city aims to be somewhat European, modern and suitable for successful people.

One shop, named the "Louvre", offers a range of styles from neoclassical to postmodern, which an assistant defines as a cross between European and modern, suitable for "successful people".The market, which sprawls over 3m square metres (32m square feet), showcases the manufacturing powers of Foshan, a city of 7m people in the southern province of Guangdong.

Finally, we suggest further works required to improve the strain performance suitable for successful commercialization of fermentative succinic acid production.

After fluorescein labeling a section was suitable for successful examination with three special microscopical systems: a) fluorescence microscopy b) phase contrast microscopy and c) polarized light microscopy.

This then means that a greater number of existing power plants are potentially suitable for successful retrofits of post-combustion capture to reduce power sector emissions.

In previous studies, we have shown that synergistic mixtures of D2EHPA-TOPO [16], PC88A-DBBP [17], and D2EHPA-DBBP [18] are suitable for successful extraction of hexavalent uranium from wet phosphoric acid (WPA).

This work may provide a roadmap for taking suitable actions for successful implementation JIT production system.

Stagnant water caused by a lack of water flow has provided a suitable habitat for successful breeding of an introduced pest, the mosquitofish.

This work culminates to suggest that circulating IGF-I itself may not be directly altering breast cancer risk and thus may not be a suitable target for successful treatment.

Therefore, this experimental model shows that hypercholesterolemia markedly increments joint tissue damage in chronic arthritis, demonstrating a key role of synovial macrophages in this process, as well as their potential as a suitable target for successful RA therapy.

Probably, continuous mode fermentation with short hydraulic retention time (HRT) would thus represent a suitable approach for successful adaptation/enrichment of anaerobic sludge to untreated crude glycerol (possibly helping to rinse out slower growing SRB).