Sentence examples for suitable to resolve from inspiring English sources

The method is suitable to resolve the nutation instability of solid rocket motor with complex propellant patterns.

However, the experimental results will later explain why the biobjective maximization problem (Eq. 21) is more suitable to resolve the ARG.

Our study shows that inelastic HAS is suitable to resolve low-energy vibrations spatially localized on structures in the nanometer range.

Our observations suggest that SSU is more suitable to resolve the phylogenetic relationship of higher taxonomic level and other plastid genes used in this study are more suitable to tackle the phylogenetic relationship for the lower taxonomic level.

A similar study on a larger citrus sampling could be suitable to resolve this question.

For example, the set of genes suitable to resolve the phylogeny of animals will probably be different to the set of genes that may be used to trace back the relationships within Methanococcales (Archaea).

It is concluded that the coal-fired power plant integrated with LT MED is an economical and suitable way to resolve the water shortages in northern coastal zone of China.

Parents who survived violence in their children use violent methods while rearing their children and consider it acceptable and a suitable means to resolve family conflicts.

Select an objective with a suitable magnification to resolve the desired structural information (10 × for cell cycle profiling; 20 × for large nuclear foci and 40 × for small nuclear foci).

Neuronal activation can be visualized by immediate-early genes, such as the inducible transcription factor c-fos (Sagar et al. 1988; Staiger 2006; Barth 2007), which has been shown to be a suitable marker to resolve neuronal activation (i.e., elevated neuronal firing rates) in a cell-type-specific manner (Staiger et al. 2002; Yassin et al. 2010).

Based on the high conservation of BRK1 (Additional file 1: Figure S2) and on the fact that the encoding gene BRK1 harbors an intron, we expected the nucleic acid sequence to represent a suitable phylogenetic marker to resolve relationships within the Funariaceae.