Sentence examples for suitably fixed from inspiring English sources

Central pathology review comprised new full-face hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) section of all specimens to confirm the presence of sufficient, suitably fixed invasive breast cancer in both primary and recurrent specimens.

However in practice this distance can be maintained by fixing the sensor on to a moving platform inside the oxygen mask or by suitably fixing the sensor inside the mask with a prior knowledge of the patient nose size.

Using a suitably constructed cone and fixed point theory for cones, the existence of multiple positive solutions was established.

By using a suitably constructed cone and fixed point theory for cones, the existence of multiple positive solutions was established.

By using a suitably constructed cone and fixed point theory for cones, the author proved the existence results of multiple positive solutions of problem (1.1).

To avoid any problem of box resistance, fixed racks made of suitably resistant material can be installed in which pallet loads can be placed by the forklift truck (see Figure 9).

For in the first case Prescribed means something like this: he prescribed this for this man as a thing adapted to procure health; and in the second case it means: That which happens to (or, suits) every man is fixed in a manner for him suitably to his destiny.

4. In modern work on CJT (as contrasted with the 18th century version), the theorem has been shown to hold even when one suitably relaxes the requirement of universal competence at a fixed value greater than 0.50.

The reactor, along with the thermocouple properly inserted up to the middle of it, was then fixed with the whole set-up by suitably attaching it with the preheater and the product outlet tube.

Performance-related bonuses could also be a good way of "keeping fixed costs down but ensuring that the individuals are suitably recompensed if they do a good job", says Ferguson.

In all cases, the 90-day tumor population, integrated from a fixed initial cell distribution, varied by less than 10percentt for suitably small time steps (typically 0.05-0.5 day), which was judged satisfactory for our purposes here.