Sentence examples for was suitable to define from inspiring English sources
A circular background area with 5 cm diameter drawn in the contra lateral hemisphere to glioma including white and grey matter was suitable to define a LBR of 1,6 as threshold between tumor and normal tissue.
It would at any rate be suitable to define the extent of these seizures.
The algorithm operates in the time domain and it is suitable to define an index to discover the presence of wheel flats at the early stage and to estimate the severity of the problem.
In some cases, it is suitable to define the integration period in hours from intake to a specific time T D instead of just providing the total number of disintegrations.
Moreover, brucellosis is a systematic disease affecting many organs and systems; therefore, PET/CT scan is suitable to define the real extend of the disease, beyond the affected spine.
Unfortunately, staining with any of the specific antibodies (Ab) was not suitable to define a similar GC population in macaques (data not shown).
Although it is up to researchers or clinicians to decide whether MCS or ROC are more suitable to define MCIC in their specific circumstances, the consistency of ROC and MCS values across studies may help them to use these results in practice (Tables 3 and 4) [ 8, 9, 16].
The smooth atmPrf2013 is more suitable to define LRT. 7.
The smooth atmPrf2013 is more suitable to define LRT.
Characteristics gathered at the end of the consultation might be less suitable to define urgency because of possible changes in the patient's condition over time.
Nevertheless, despite its usefulness in endothelial research an immortalized cell line is not suitable to define the cellular transcriptome with its predominant and specific transcripts.
