Sentence examples for that only suitable from inspiring English sources

However, quality control measures are still required so that only suitable materials are used for seawall and breakwater foundation construction.

Fragmentation of formerly continuous habitats can modify the dispersal routes of organisms in such a way that only suitable remnant habitats act as corridors for genetic exchange among populations (Fahrig 2007; e.g. Pavlacky et al. 2009; Jha and Kremen 2013).

"You say 'marshmallow,' and people think of the stuff that comes in a bag that's only suitable to put on a stick and set on fire," Mr. Rogak said, inviting a reporter to experience one of his chocolate-covered creations.

"They're making work that is only suitable for the digital environment, works that use Flash, hyperlinks or some element of programming".

I have nothing against Mormons, but if they started making policy that was only suitable for polygamous families, I think that we'd all have something to say about it.

When it became apparent that it had been published more widely, we decided to delete it as the piece was written in a tone that was only suitable for an internal audience.

That is only suitable if the Home Office can reach a fair and quick decision and if the case is straightforward and simple, with no documents needed to be produced, translated, and no corroborative evidence required.

Rather than designing a fixed coding scheme that is only suitable for a given channel model, the aim of fountain coding is to design a coding scheme which would perform at near optimal in varying or unknown channel conditions.

So far, robotic devices yield plasmid DNA that is only suitable for sequencing, which is much less demanding on the purity of the DNAs [ 15- 18].

To determine whether there were any differences between recombinant and endogenous PTR1, the potency of 32 was measured in clarified lysates of T. brucei using a specific HPLC-based assay instead of the cytochrome c-coupled assay that is only suitable for studies on the purified enzyme.

The chancellor went on to say: "This year is also the fiftieth anniversary of the Robbins Report, which challenged the nonsense that university was only suitable for a small few.