Sentence examples for theoretically well suited from inspiring English sources
New fluoroquinolone antibacterials introduced in the last decade are theoretically well suited for the treatment of AECB, as the in vitro antimicrobial spectrum of these drugs includes all the major pathogens involved.
Although INH is theoretically well suited to intermittent administration, there are few modern data on the PK of the drug during intermittent dosing (25, 26), particularly twice-weekly regimens, which are used in several Latin American countries.
America's flexible federal system makes it, theoretically, well-suited to thrive in a hyperconnected world, but only if we get our macroeconomic house in order and our education up to par (or better).
This treatment modality is theoretically well-suited for the handling of various forms of treatment resistance presumably central to these patients' previous non-response to psychological and psychiatric interventions.
Discrete choice experiments are a theoretically valid technique developed by psychologists and economists for eliciting preferences, and are particularly well suited to eliciting preferences for the wide range of health and nonhealth benefits potentially derived from using health services (Ryan, 1999, 2004; Ryan and Farrar, 2000; Sculpher et al, 2004).
Very well suited for cell.
He was well suited to it.
She's well suited to the task.
Still, it is well suited to sculpture.
Herb was well suited for the position.
