Sentence examples for are unsuitable for detecting from inspiring English sources
Most existing people-detection systems rely on low-level visual appearance features such as the Histogram of Oriented Gradients (HOG), and these are unsuitable for detecting human heads at low resolutions.
Consequently, oligonucleotide primers designed for detecting napA from some groups of bacteria are unsuitable for detecting napA in other groups.
Therefore, this index seems to be unsuitable for detecting the influence of tillage management and N fertilisation on the microarthropod community.
It is concluded that contemporary methodology applied, which was originally developed for grassland ecosystems, was unsuitable for detecting changes in critical landscape functional attributes that drive vegetation change within the succulent karoo biome.
As mentioned above, Maestre-Ferrin et al. have already indicated that panoramic radiography is insufficient for the detection of sinus septa [15], which complements to Shahbazian et al.'s finding that even though panoramic radiography provides a broad view of the sinus floor, it is unsuitable for detecting small lesions, due to low spatial resolution [11].
This is in agreement with Whittaker et al. (2006) who concluded that MRC scale is unsuitable for detecting the small changes in strength seen in a slowly progressive disease such as myotonic dystrophy[ 22].
Detection of IgM antibodies to dengue virus starts 4 5 days after the onset of symptoms and extends for up to 5 months after infection (20 ), whereas PCR for Leptospira spp. on blood samples mainly detects acute infection (21 ) and, as reported by others (22, 23 ), is unsuitable for detecting asymptomatic renal colonization.
Algorithms with high computation time are unsuitable for online detection.
Automated error control methods detect and reject images if they are not being correctly analyzed, or if they are unsuitable for analysis due to imaging artifacts.
"But they are unsuitable for tourists".
Alas, they are unsuitable for rating the quality of death.
