Sentence examples for suitable to explain from inspiring English sources
Thus, we came to the conclusion that our computational models were very accurate, thereby validating our approach, making them suitable to explain the experimental data.
Since in control engineering there are many associations and mutual relations the system of hyperlinks is very suitable to explain them.
The experimental equilibrium data efficiency fitted the Langmuir model with a high adsorption capacity, while second-order equation was suitable to explain the kinetics of the adsorption.
Our point of departure is that the established models of technological change are not suitable to explain this as they predominantly focus on technological dominance, giving attention to the technologies that display highest performance levels and gain greatest market share.
Both the concepts of critical dope viscosity and critical structure transition thickness have been closely evaluated if they are suitable to explain the formation of a sponge-like structure at certain conditions.
The estimation results indicate that a redox mechanism is more suitable to explain the reactions taking place for the oxidation of ethane to ethylene.
Additionally, the adsorption studies show that the Langmuir model is a suitable model to explain the experimental data with high correlation coefficient.
We consider the ATM a suitable example to explain the life-cycle theory.
Therefore, other factors like cultural similarities and transportation infrastructure might be more suitable alternatives to explain the similarities of food preferences between different regions in central Europa.
The most suitable model to explain the subsidence (2009 2014) was a sill-like tensile crack estimated to be −4.7 m in opening, 1.5 km in width, 2.5 km in depth, and dipping at −15°.
It (the innovation) is then introduced in "Interior" health area and it just doesn't work…" (MG6) Graham et al.'s Knowledge Translation Theory [ 12, 13] has proved to be a suitable framework to explain the implementation process of a new PRS tool in daily PC practice in the Basque Health Service.
