Sentence examples for suitably organized from inspiring English sources
A process involving the direct conversion of chemical energy when suitably organized constitutes an electrical cell.
Both of these attempt to provide accounts that are substance neutral: states of suitably organized causal systems can have content, no matter what the systems are made of.
According to functionalism, a state or process counts as being of a given mental or conscious type in virtue of the functional role it plays within a suitably organized system (Block 1980a).
However, suitably organized processed collections to offer enhanced and flexible NGS based analyses for tomato are still required.
This tool is a web application implementing an automatic but completely customizable analysis workflow able to carry out a comprehensive transcriptome analysis and provide a wide range of results, which consist of several tabular and graphical representations that can be suitably organized, filtered and browsed according to the user needs.
Broad, cross-cultural similarities in folktaxonomy and between folktaxonomy and scientific systematics—are for Atran and Medin once again evidence of the existence of a mental module that, suitably stimulated, organizes the biological domain.
This is indeed detrimental to the learning situation, since students would not enjoy the experience, even though their class activities are suitably selected and organized.
Most healthcare systems in developed countries have been designed to 'cure' acute episodes, rather than to 'manage' chronic conditions, and therefore they are not suitably or efficiently organized to respond to the changing needs and preferences of users.
This variability may reflect a putative checkpoint that monitors the packaging of cargo at an endocytic site (Loerke et al. 2009; Carroll et al. 2012) and restricts progress until cargo is suitably concentrated or organized.
On the face of it, "Artful" is organized in suitably Oxfordian fashion.
The idea was to mark the half-century with a program before a choral concert, until Mr. Levien stepped in and spent more than a year organizing something suitably grand.
