Sentence examples for and unsuitable for a from inspiring English sources

It is known from a previous study, which included patients who were both suitable and unsuitable for a surgical bypass, that unsuitability for surgery was associated with restenosis, reintervention, or amputation [ 19].

Sallust had attempted to reproduce the Greek style of Thucydides in Latin by a tortured use of syntax and a vocabulary incorporating a number of archaic and unusual words, but the result, although effective, was harsh and unsuitable for a work of any size.

While bariatric surgical interventions are efficacious and cost effective [ 11], they are also invasive, expensive and unsuitable for a significant proportion of bariatric patients.

The automated method was not pursued as it requires additional equipment not available in most standard laboratories, which can be both expensive and unsuitable for a 96-well system.

However, as the graph increases in complexity it quickly becomes inflexible and unsuitable for exploring a wide design space.

Alternatively, the released sugars can be structurally characterised individually e.g. by liquid chromatography (LC) or mass spectrometry (MS), but these methods (as discussed below) are labour-intensive and unsuitable for screening a large number of samples [ 5].

On the island of Nauru, UN inspectors deemed the conditions inhumane and unsuitable for children, while a Transfield Services intelligence report detailed several cases of child abuse and self-harm.

"At the moment, Mrs Taylor is struggling with 12 little children in the home of the former Liberian president and life there is precarious and absolutely condescending and unsuitable for the family of a former constitutional president of our country," Cephus added.

The raw material for such tools was scarce and unsuitable for working, and as a result they are not of the quality found elsewhere.

Many methodologies have been developed for making of EIEs, some of them are fairly complex and unsuitable for EMS implementation in an organizational context, principally when small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) are involved.

While Cumulus – a semi-automated method for measuring breast density – is utilised extensively in research, it is labour-intensive and unsuitable for screening programmes that require an efficient and valid measure on which to base screening recommendations.