Sentence examples for suitable to isolate from inspiring English sources

Critics call this a conflict and say it casts doubt on years of legal and technical work at Yucca Mountain, where the government has spent $4.5 billion so far to determine whether the site is suitable to isolate wastes for millenniums to come.

The media available for enumeration and recovery of endolithic bacteria are mainly specific to particular type of rock which may not be suitable to isolate endolithic bacterial community from diverse lithobiontic niches.

Affinity columns were suitable to isolate mucosal IgA, which are ten-fold less concentrated than IgG in genital specimens, and provided effective separation of IgA monomers, dimers, and J-chains.

In the context of protein S-nitrosylation, the combination of GSNO with vinyl silica yields an affinity chromatographic support suitable to isolate GSNO transnitrosylation target proteins.

Its relatedness to Ty3/ gypsy, retrotransposon superfamily was further established [ 26] showing that the Pearce method is also suitable to isolate gypsy elements.

The setting, with small social and health inequalities, was suitable to isolate the effect of sexual violence on adverse neonatal outcomes.

We hypothesize that: i) S-nitrosoglutathione (GSNO) transnitrosylation is a feasible mechanism to account for the physiological S-nitrosylation of rather electropositive sulfur atoms from proteins, ii) affinity chromatography is a suitable approach to isolate proteins that are prone to undergo S-transnitrosylation and iii) vinyl sulfone silica is a suitable chromatographic bead.

Recently, in a search for novel biomarkers, Celis et al. [ 67] proposed that tissue elution would be a suitable method to isolate tumor interstitial fluid.

The future MSCs research should focus on finding more suitable markers to isolate the source-specific MSCs, basic understanding of growth regulators in differentiation and trans-differentiation and site-specific homing that can revolutionize the cell regeneration therapy.

Even though the selection strategy for survival in high ethanol indeed generated hybrids showing superior survival in high ethanol concentrations, the method did not yield any hybrids that showed superior ethanol production, suggesting that selecting for survival in ethanol is not a suitable strategy to isolate variants that show increased fermentation performance.

In view of future applications of regenerative approaches for the treatment of tendon disorders, it would be crucial to define the most suitable culture conditions to isolate the different sub-populations within tendon cells, and to improve their ability in promoting tendon healing and regeneration.