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If patterns of burglary repeat and near repeat victimisation are less evident in Latin American countries, this would indicate that crime prediction software tools and police strategies for countering repeats and near repeats that have been developed to suit western contexts may be less suitable in Latin American countries for supporting burglary prevention.
Based on our findings, acetabular inclination appears to be less suitable in radiographic evaluation of Perthes' disease.
On the other hand, response criteria, such as the DAS based EULAR moderate or good [ 6], SDAI [ 2] and CDAI [ 3] minor or major, and American College of Rheumatology (ACR) 20, 50 or 70% response [ 7], may be less suitable in routine care.
As the basis for our project was cardiac involvement [22, 23] and there is a naturally high 18F-FDG uptake in the heart, 18F-FDG was less suitable in our case.
Moreover, WB-MRI is less suitable in assessing response to therapy than FDG-PET.
Moreover, stratification tools such as the Framingham risk score [ 6], widely used in primary prevention in the general population, are less suitable in RA patients [ 7, 8].
However, it should be noted that the maximal bronchodilating effect of salmeterol is achieved after more than 30 minutes and therefore is less suitable in the acute setting.
We note that self-reported sleep disturbance is a subjective measure of the effects of noise on sleep often used in surveys, while more objective polysomnographic measures can be used in experimental settings, but are less suitable in large-scale community surveys.
As a result, the conclusions may be less suitable for generalization in cases of younger people and cases of people with a shorter history of pain.
In conclusion, TEG and RoTEM can be used to detect postoperative hemostatic changes following cardiac surgery, whereas the Sonoclot seems to be less suitable, at least in patients without grave hemostatic changes.
Especially image-based methods, which can be applied after reconstruction and thus off-line, cause a larger increase of image noise (Fig. 1) than reconstruction-based methods and may therefore be less suitable for scans acquired in 2-D mode.
