Sentence examples for the suitable way from inspiring English sources

Performance characteristics (yield, purification ratio and volume efficiency) of the separation indicate the optimum parameters of the rinsing and eluent solutions and the suitable way of defining the collected volume fraction of the effluent.

The chairman himself said he views Obama's remarks on the suitable way to investigate torture to be something of an endorsement of his proposal.

Performing precise X-ray data collection from high quality single crystal is the suitable way to solve the 3D structure accurately.

Others spoke of a new era where romance and love were the suitable ways to find partners.

The genetic algorithm model, the most suitable way of coding the solutions into the organisms and the selected evolutionary and genetic operators are presented.

In some cases, the authors did not report the data in the most suitable way, but it was possible to calculate effect sizes and CIs from the data shown.

When the tumor is removed by craniotomy (opening the skull), recovery is less likely but sometimes this is the only suitable way to approach the tumor.

The most suitable way to answer the specific question of whether the target in itself affects outcomes important to patients would be to include only trials that used one blood glucose lowering drug exclusively to receive a predefined glycaemic target.

The precise information needs of patients, the most suitable way to communicate this information, and the potential health consequences of such dialogue remain unknown, making the delivery of accurate and appropriate prognostic information a continuing challenge to healthcare professionals.

In this section there is also a mention of the need to regulate alcohol promotions concluding by subscribing to the preferred industry approach: 'The Government supports the need for self-regulation by the alcohol beverage industry as the most suitable way to manage marketing and promotions'[ 1, 2, 4].

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is considered as the most suitable way to assess the environmental impact of buildings.