Sentence examples for suitably developed from inspiring English sources

These processes must be suitably developed and tested for the production of medical grade substitutions.

Distributed renewable generation can provide auxiliary support if GSC controllers are suitably developed and designed.

Where systems allow defendants to receive a reduced sentence or charge by pleading guilty they need to ensure that defendants are suitably developed to make such decisions and that they have the necessary levels of understanding, reasoning, and appreciation.

In particular, perovskite- and mixed oxides-based catalysts, in synergism with Pd, were suitably developed at powder level and subsequently deposited over metal fibre mattress.

The proposed experimental approach can be suitably developed for in situ investigations on low-velocity impact damage in polymer composite components.

Suitably developed pores and the positively charged nitrogen atoms make nitrogen-decorated novolac resin-derived porous carbon a promising material for electrodes in high-performance supercapacitors.

By modifying the signal model suitably, we develop a simple scheme for partial compensation of the CFO distortions.

Such a novel approach, once developed and suitably validated, could offer more realistic and robust structural fire safety design.

Building upon the known solubility of C60 in common organic electrolytes used in batteries, we developed a suitably optimized solid-state Na- polyethylene oxide) electrolyte for this applicatioNa- polyethylene

Once developed and suitably evaluated, an exposure biomarker would also provide an avenue for assessing aggregate exposures to diesel exhaust from a variety of nonvehicle-related sources.

However, we believe that we have developed a suitably robust search strategy to identify the most relevant literature and this combined with the iterative approach described in the study protocol and methods (above) has allowed us to purposively select evidence to inform concurrency as well as concepts of success and failure in the absence of cure.