The phrase "are not suitable to predict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inadequacy of certain methods, tools, or data for making predictions.
Example: "The current models are not suitable to predict the outcome of the experiment accurately."
Alternatives: "are not appropriate for predicting" or "are not effective in forecasting".
The results indicate that the theoretical models are not suitable to predict the viscosity of nanofluids.
This demonstrates that QSAR models based on QuBiLS-MIDAS MDs are not suitable to predict biological activity into compounds optimized with other procedure different from than used for the training structures.
Traditional ply-based failure criteria, such as Tsai-Wu and Tsai-Hill, consider a yarn-matrix system as a whole and, therefore, they are not suitable to predict whether the failure occurs inside a yarn, a matrix, or at their interfaces (Tolosana et al. 2012).
In conclusion, we could show that oncogenic GNAQ mutations are not suitable to predict the clinical outcome in uveal melanoma.
However, universal PBM data are not suitable to predict binding of a TF to longer genomic sequences.
Therefore, common variants are not suitable to predict the presence or absence of a clinical disease or the likelihood of developing a disease.
This suggests that soil pH as determined on bulk soil is not suitable to predict nitrification in each individual soil, because it is not representative of the acidity level within the hot-spot.
It is found that the conventional Forming Limit Curve is not suitable to predict the failure initiated in the natural fibre composite as principal strains cannot differentiate the strain on the flax fibres and the polypropylene matrix.
The above simplified model has been tested in a range of low temperature (300 K < T < 1000 K), where we notice that it is not suitable to predict normal heat conduction (Fourier's law).
In contrast, the catA transcript of the main vegetative catalase was not suitable to predict the robustness status towards lethal stress of mild stress pretreated cells for any of the tested conditions, underpinning the significance to evaluate the predictive potential of cellular indicators at different functional cell levels.
The GNAQ mutation status is not suitable to predict DFS.
