Sentence examples for value suitability from inspiring English sources

This may reveal signals of intermediate specificity to inform the animals about, for example, edibility, caloric value, proteinogenic value, suitability for pupariation, toxicity, or even acutely and situationally modulated matters of concern (Simpson et al., 2015).

According to SAR values; suitability of water for irrigation is summarized in Table 6.

Again, considering soluble sodium percentage (SSP) values suitability varies from Good (G1 and G3) to Fair (G2 and G4) according to Wilcox (1955) (Tables 5 and 6).

No Types of water and SAR value Quality Suitability for irrigation 1 Low sodium water (S1) SAR value: 0 10 Excellent Suitable for all types of crops and all types of soils, except for those crops, which are sensitive to sodium 2 Medium sodium water (S2) SAR value: 10 18 Good Suitable for coarse textured or organic soil with good permeability.

LCP and RD were computed using friction surfaces in which unsuitable habitat (defined as those areas predicted to be unsuitable by a species distribution model, after applying a threshold value for suitability) was assumed to be 10 times as difficult to penetrate as suitable habitat.

TA A I put your figures into Nationwide's online "How much can I borrow?" calculator as a "further advance customer" and was amazed to find that "subject to a satisfactory credit score, confirmation of income, and the value and suitability of the property" you would be able to increase your current mortgage by £34,900, well over twice the £16,000 that you want to borrow.

The predicted values thus obtained were closed to the experimental value indicating suitability of the model.

Predicted values thus obtained were closed to experimental value indicating suitability of the model.

Predicted values thus obtained were closer to the experimental value indicating suitability of the model.

The purpose of this research project was to determine the overall pedagogical value and suitability of the book towards students' needs.

However, the rise in popularity of mobile applications (apps) mainly addressed to young children is not in line with a corresponding increase in their quality, as there is conflicting evidence about the real value and suitability of educational apps.