The phrase "also not be suitable" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness of something in addition to other factors, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "This option may also not be suitable for our needs."
Alternatives: "may also be inappropriate" or "might also not fit".
Just as acetaminophen is not suitable as pain medication after Caesarean section, distant reiki may also not be suitable for this magnitude of pain.
The other red-shifted luciferin analogues may also not be suitable because of the substitution of the phenolic hydroxy group for an amine.
According to some GPs, the digital programme would also not be suitable for all patients, because some people cannot work with a tablet or do not have an email address: "I think it will be difficult and strange for people who never used a tablet before, especially for older people".
Real-time PCR of peripheral blood, using reagents specific for a patient's particular antigen receptor gene rearrangement, has also been used for remission status monitoring and relapse detection in canine LSA [ 43, 44]; however, this is labor and time intensive and requires the generation of custom tools for each patient, and would also not be suitable as a screening test.
Quarantine mode would also not be suitable for this map due to the small size.
If the wax is not food-grade, this utensil will also not be suitable for cooking.
The recipe also includes mushrooms, which may not be suitable for individuals particularly sensitive to gluten; the mushrooms can be omitted if desired.
Also, certain regulatory proteins may not be suitable for study in a surrogate host bacterium [ 18].
Also one SUV cutoff might not be suitable for all stages.
Our findings, and those of others (4, 5, 7, 12, 13 ) also suggest that calves may not be suitable animals for petting.
She also cautioned that genome editing might not be suitable for all women.
