Sentence examples for * its unsuitability from inspiring English sources
It has been claimed that active sedation is the cause of its unsuitability for these patients.
In 1954, a constitutional commission headed by Sir George William Rendel rejected a proposal for a second chamber composed solely of minority representatives, citing its unsuitability in a tiny state like Singapore and arguing that it might end up being unnecessarily bureaucratic.
Regarding to Solanaceae, its unsuitability has been confirmed in tomato [ 15] but it was selected as a stable RG in coffee [ 35].
City bankers wanted to get back into business, but were frustrated by the weakness of the pound, and its unsuitability as a means to finance the world's trade.
The episode had not been broadcast on TV because of its unsuitability, but was "accidentally published online due to a technical problem", the ABC said at the time.
For the first time, ITV investigated the possibilities of making shows for preschool children, after deciding against screening the American educational series Sesame Street on the basis of its unsuitability for the age group.
Because of its utter unsuitability for real secrecy, ROT13 has become a catchphrase to refer to any conspicuously weak encryption scheme; a critic might claim that "56-bit DES is little better than ROT13 these days".
The chariot's principal drawbacks were its expense and unsuitability for difficult terrain.
Nonetheless, moving these intrusion detection techniques to the cloud brought with it its own unique set of challenges, most visible of which was the unsuitability of certain algorithms to cloud server architecture.
The brokerage replied its contacts were proper, unsuitability claims would be reviewed and that it hoped for a "continuing and deepening … relationship" with WorldCom.
Although we showed that MCPC can be used in situations where more than one targets need to be simultaneously detected when signal intensity ratios are considered (Figure 4 and Table 2), one of the main drawbacks of MCPC strategy still lies in its less or even unsuitability for simultaneous detection of multiple targets in one reaction.
