Sentence examples for suitable history from inspiring English sources

After obtaining a suitable history match, a sensitivity study was performed to investigate the effect of chemical concentrations and oil viscosity on the RF.

This situation would have provoked the removal of the chief and the manufacture of a suitable history to give the new chief legitimacy and the chiefdom continuity.

To be included in the COPD group a patient had to have: - An earlier diagnosis of COPD made in specialized health care (respiratory clinic).' or - A suitable history and deteriorated spirometric values.

Failure dogs the romantic and professional life of Mümtaz, entrusted with the task of developing a suitable intellectual history (biographies of 16th- and 17th-century Turkish figures) for modern Turkey.

But, said Dr. Babak R. Ghalili, a New York periodontal surgeon who specializes in difficult cases, "there are so many modalities now in bone grafting and implant technology that you can find a solution for nearly every patient" who has a suitable medical history and is motivated to take care of the implant so plaque does not form and cause bone loss.

The Scientific Advisory Group, recommended the British Columbia Multiple Sclerosis (BCMS) database, Canada, as providing a more suitable natural history comparator cohort.

7 One month was chosen as a suitable screening history period to capture AEs following product use to minimise recall bias.

This study aims to identify a more suitable natural history cohort and to develop a robust analytical approach using the new cohort.

This paper outlines the successful identification of a more suitable natural history cohort for the UK MS RSS, with the British Columbia, Canada dataset now replacing the London, Ontario, Canada cohort in the RSS analysis plan.

In the RVT approach the input motion is characterized in the frequency domain by means of Fourier Amplitude Spectra (FAS) or power spectral densities so that the need for selecting/developing multiple suitable time-histories is avoided.

This might seem like an obvious statement, but it bears repeating, given how the three-hour "television event" is being pitched to viewers: as a restrained Biblical history, suitable for believers and non-believers alike.