Sentence examples for suitable next from inspiring English sources

For Richards, a former policy adviser to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, finding a suitable next role could be difficult after spending the past decade at Ofcom.

This suggests the inclusion of vvd as a suitable next iteration of the model, with PRCs and entrainment to very short days corresponding targets for model validation.

For those observed in this study, a suitable next step would be to conduct qualitative surveillance including interviews and focus groups with the targeted demographic and those affected by violence.

A suitable next step however, is to identify the specific SNPs that exhibit large differential hybridisation and either omit these from subsequent analysis or correct in the appropriate manner [e.g., k correction; see [ 42, 43]].

Delay and disruption tolerant networks (DTNs) are becoming an appealing solution for satellite networks where nodes can temporarily store and carry in-transit data until a link with a suitable next-hop becomes available.

Therefore, all wireless technologies is converging and is suitable for next generation wireless networks.

After the category 'highly suitable', the next largest total land area was in the category of 'not suitable' for development, while there was relatively little land classified as moderately and marginally suitable.

It is shown that active bearings provide interesting advantages and additional features for substrate positioning, enabling a rather simple and cost effective stage design, suitable for next generation semiconductor applications.

Emphasis is given on the role of the synthesis and it is shown that by adopting an appropriate design of the CeO2 ZrO2 system, nanostructured materials of high thermal stability can be prepared that are suitable for next generation automotive converters.

With the modified method, we also produced high quality cDNA from rhizome tips and elongation zones of scouring rush and red rice that was suitable for next generation sequencing using the 454 GS-FLX instrument with Titanium technology.

Such an acoustic processing chip, if proven to be effective, might be suitable for next-generation cochlear devices that are fully implanted.