Sentence examples for suitable in developing from inspiring English sources

The present study is suitable in developing new class of portable energy storage devices.

"The two-gene strategy is more suitable in developing countries like China where farmers have an average of half a hectare (1.2 acres) of land, much less land than American farmers, and not enough to spare for refuges". A U.S. Department of Agriculture Biotechnology Risk Assessment Program grant supported the study.

As a trend in developing subsidence prediction tools, the more versatile influence function methods (IFM) is considered to be more suitable in developing subsidence prediction method for mining operations conducted in inclined coal seams.

The 1.53 μm broad and narrow emissions with high spontaneous emission probabilities and large emission cross-sections indicate that Er3+-doped LKBBT and LKBBG glasses are suitable materials in developing broadband optical amplifier and infrared laser, respectively.

Further research using suitable measures in developing countries could lead to evidence-based recommendations for creating safer communities that make people more comfortable being physically active.

Occupancy rates such as the number of persons per room used for habitation and the percentage of households occupying only one room may be more suitable indicators in developing countries [ 23].

While less of a reliance on refrigeration should make organic produce easier and cheaper to store, the research team's report states that "the simplicity, low cost and efficacy of this new apple treatment" also make it suitable for use in developing countries.

Because of its cost and technical demands, in-house ELISA might be more suitable for use in developing countries.

Therefore, although we recommend the Tine as a suitable screening tool in developing regions, further comparative studies would be needed before the Tine method could be suggested for definitive diagnosis of childhood TB disease.

Subunit vaccination is safer but not suitable for farmers in developing countries due to its high cost.

These vaccines are also not particularly suitable for dissemination in developing countries, primarily due to their high cost to individuals or to state vaccine schemes.