The potato is engineered to be unusually rich in a starch suitable for making glossy paper and other products, as well as for feeding animals.
Poor blood circulation times of platinum anticancer drugs result in insufficient uptake by tumor tissues and intracellular DNA binding due to their unusually low size, making them suitable candidates for a nanoparticle-based drug delivery system to improve their pharmacological performance.
The long wool breeds, including the Cotswold, Lincoln, Leicester, and Romney, were all developed in England and, in addition to mutton, produce wool of unusually long fibre length that is suitable for rugs and coarse fabrics.
The 22 per cent drop in butterflies is thought to be the result of an unusually cold summer and the ongoing deterioration of suitable habitat for the insects, wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation said.
An unusually neutral smell, together with no oil or irritants, make it suitable for even the most flare-prone skin.
The vital comparison may be made against a placebo (Goldacre gives a harrowing account of how such a trial led to children in India dying when there was a perfectly good drug to treat them) or against unusually low or abnormally high doses of the drug – to ensure suitable conclusions as to efficacy and the severity of side-effects.
It was a suitable foil for Elgar's Cello Concerto, and soloist Alban Gerhardt's unusually reflective interpretation made the contrast between the two works all the more striking.
Unusually for Peru, the beach is wide, sandy and well sheltered from the crashing Pacific, making it suitable for small children.
Grillparzer was unusually gifted not only as a dramatic poet but also as a playwright capable of creating dramas suitable for performance.
Conversely, screening with an unusually robust tester transgene may identify a larger number of candidates, but ultimately few of these may be suitable for expressing more typical transgenes.
