The phrase "are much less suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the suitability of two or more options, indicating that one is significantly less appropriate than the other(s).
Example: "These materials are much less suitable for outdoor use compared to the ones we previously discussed."
Alternatives: "are significantly less appropriate" or "are considerably less fitting."
Tall buildings, where second and higher modes can be important, or buildings with torsional effects, are much less suitable for the method, and both Eurocode 8 (ECS 2004) and IBC (ICC 2003) require more complex methods to be used in these circumstances.
Furthermore, this strategic choice was driven by the fact that MEDLINE publication types are much less suitable to categorize medical specialties when compared to CISMeF resources types (e.g. CISMeF RT lecture notes for CISMeF MT medical education or CISMeF RT echography for CISMeF MT medical imaging).
Overall IBC appears to be much less suitable to study timing dynamics and thus to infer (causal) relationships between events.
It is thus clear that, even only for weak coupling, InP-based DBR pillar cavity is much less suitable than the present one.
Other commonly used genetic models of hypertension, such as the spontaneously hypertensive rat, would be much less suitable because they show much smaller circadian differences in BP [45].
We found that the V6 region was much less suitable for taxonomic classification than the V4 region, but due to its hyper-variability was a good diversity marker in being able to differentiate between more phylotypes.
In adults, by contrast, clindamycin would be much less suitable in this role, as most temporally defined CA-MRSA isolates are clindamycin-resistant.
Thus while MIP technology may have real advantages for truly genome-wide scans for copy number change, it is much less suitable for targeted analysis of (for example) exonic deletion and duplication in multi-exon genes, where the accuracy of single-probe measurement is critical.
We also observed this biomodality in rice (supplementary fig. S6, Supplementary Material online) but could not perform subsequent analyses as the two rice H3K27me3 data sets are much less congruent and consequently much less suitable for our analysis than the data of A. thaliana (supplementary fig. S6 A, Supplementary Material online).
Thus, the simulations are much less time-consuming and usually suitable for large scale power systems.
