Sentence examples for tools as suitable from inspiring English sources

This project demonstrates the successful use of a combination of in silico predictions and in vitro immunogenicity assessment tools as suitable platforms to guide protein reengineering to remove T cell epitopes and to enable lead selection based on the relative immunogenicity risk of different candidates.

Tools described as suitable in SEA guidelines and/or used in practice for SEA are also considered in the overview of methods.

Recently, Selby and Kockelman (2013) have proposed spatial interpolation techniques as suitable tools to forecast traffic at different locations.

However, most of the currently available oral cancer cell lines do not precisely reflect the characteristics of bone-invasive OSCC and cannot serve as suitable tools in the development of new therapeutic reagents against bone-invasive OSCC.

Environmental isotopes, such as oxygen-18 and deuterium, are compositions of water molecules and they approximate water behaviors (Clark and Fritz 1997) and serve as suitable tools for tracing water pathways and contributions.

Implementation of this recommendation will require creating innovative ways of involving pastoralists in the mechanical clearing of P. juliflora by tapping into local knowledge, local institutions and providing land use rights of the cleared land as well as suitable tools for farming, especially generators for irrigation.

These granules may serve as suitable tools for medical imaging procedures when an antibody-mediated targeted delivery of an inorganic contrast agent is desired.

Thus, the R3A and the R3L C/EBPβ1 mutant proteins reflect the binding specificity of the screening peptides and may serve as suitable tools for functional investigations.

Key stakeholders regard generic utility instruments as suitable tools to inform health technology assessment decision-making regarding allocation of resources across competing interventions.

Written case scenarios have been used in several studies to evaluate agreement with national guidelines, and they are regarded as suitable tools in the assessment of clinical competence.

Molecular genetic markers have been proposed as suitable tools to control the origin of forest reproductive material in Germany (example 1).