The phrase "as not appropriate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to express that something is unsuitable or not fitting, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The behavior displayed during the meeting was considered as not appropriate by the management."
Alternatives: "considered inappropriate" or "deemed unsuitable".
Ms. Cavender described some of the essays as "not appropriate at this time".
In New Orleans, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts criticized the president's commercials, which showed firefighters carrying shrouded remains from ground zero, as "not appropriate" and said they should be withdrawn.
H∞ was previously considered as not appropriate for this problem.
For the reasons noted above, we regard fixed effects models as not appropriate in this setting and thus do not estimate them.
"The issue in the case of Ched Evans is that his employment role could be seen as not appropriate due to the celebrity status such players achieve," she said.
Situations rendering a specific therapy as "not appropriate" include lack of response, adverse events and poor access to therapy.
Thus, as-received nanorods are not appropriate, as they are only colloidally stable in the presence of an excess of CTAB.
According to the FDA [11], "distribution-based methods for determining clinical significance of particular score changes should be considered as supportive and are not appropriate as the sole basis for determining a responder definition".
As it is not appropriate to choose one particular grade as the reference method, we did not use the CT-C(M − 1) model.
But problems remain, which Zlatev characterises as "the still not appropriate level of professionalism in the media, due to outdated education and limited vocational opportunities for the journalists.
If my analysis is right, Huang et al.'s characterization of the overt NP as "object" is not appropriate.
