Sentence examples for uniquely suitable to from inspiring English sources
Those who held the former view recognized that some notion of function or teleology generally was uniquely suitable to biology and not eliminable from it.
Reaction engineering methodology is uniquely suitable to solve many synthesis, analytical and processing problems associated with the fabrication of advanced ceramic materials.
The validity of this reclassification was confirmed by sophisticated bioinformatics approaches (Figures 5, 6) including a recently developed method (SubMap), uniquely suitable to assess the resemblance of subtypes identified in multiple, independent, and technically disparate datasets [14].
In order to test the hypothesis that our prognostic models are tracking molecular phenotypes of high versus low risk ovarian cancer, we used a methodology (Subclass Mapping-SubMap) that is uniquely suitable to assess the genome-wide molecular correspondence of pre-specified subtypes in independent and even technically disparate datasets [17].
In view of this, we conclude that the yolk infection system is therefore uniquely suitable to follow the proliferation of S. epidermidis and its effects on the host for at least 5 DPI.
Since the immunopathology of leprosy, particularly in reactional states, is linked to temporal changes in the immune response to M. leprae, leprosy represents a uniquely suitable model to study immune-biomarker changes in relation to clinical disease manifestations.
The results of the testing in this investigation show that this novel nucleus replacement implant exhibits physical and mechanical properties which make it uniquely suitable as a replacment to the degenerated nucleus pulposus.
Since iTreg are not generally expected to be present in cord blood, this tissue appears to be uniquely suitable for the characterisation of natural, thymus derived Tregs.
Therefore, due to the apparent high activity of illegitimate recombination in DRB1-e2 and the large number of allelic sequences known, DRB1-e2 seems to be a uniquely suitable target for investigations of mechanisms behind illegitimate recombination.
As compared to other methods, electron microscopy is uniquely suitable for analysis of a broad range of specimens, from small proteins to large complexes.
Most people in Burkina Faso listen to local FM radio rather than to the national station, providing a uniquely suitable environment for an RCT.
