Sentence examples for suitable to track from inspiring English sources

However, the RLS filter is only suitable to track a target moving at constant velocity.

They might prove suitable to track accumulated and recent environmental changes as they could represent signs of adaptive evolution.

Recent developments of the nuclear emulsion technology led to the production of films with nanometric silver halide grains suitable to track low energy nuclear recoils with submicrometric length.

Another observation relevant to the interpretation of discrepancies between cpDNA and nrDNA phylogenies is that cpDNA sequences tend to evolve more slowly than ITS sequences, thus the former might be more suitable to track deeper evolutionary events, while the latter might better capture the phylogenetic signature of more recent events (e.g., [ 39, 67]).

Some markers are not suitable to track changes in glycaemic exposure in the normoglycaemic population; for example, 1,5-AG would only reflect glucose levels that result in glycosuria (9 10 mmol/l), which is unlikely in the non-diabetic population.

The major drawback to Markov models is that they may not be suitable to tracking patients' disease history properly, unless the analyst defines multiple health states, which may lead to intractable situations.

In fact, Mirón et al. [24] showed that whole blood is a suitable tissue to track seasonal dietary shifts in bats.

This is partly due to the lack of suitable techniques to track binding of individual enzymes within complex protein mixtures during biomass saccharification.

Phenology is believed to be a suitable bio-indicator to track climate change.

For instance, Radon-like sampling could be integrated with suitable basis transform to track for signal sparsity; this approach is left for further studies.

As almost all tumor cells are immunoreactive to CD44, we chose this marker as a suitable surrogate parameter to track tumor cells microscopically and to investigate tumor burden on the molecular level (transcripts).