Sentence examples for but is less suitable from inspiring English sources
It has a 7in (17.8cm) screen and features an internet browser and multimedia capabilities, but is less suitable for use in the sunlight.
The dimension size in pixels is 2,560 by 1,696 (both for something called "screen quality" output which uses less memory but is less suitable for printing and for print quality in the TIFF format which offers a higher resolution).
Another possible variable to determine glycaemic control is HbA1c but is less suitable for a general screening.
AGD measurement under anesthesia does have an advantage of increased reliability, but is less suitable for larger epidemiological studies.
Thus, this model can be used to test compounds that reduce infarct size directly after MI but is less suitable for prevention of adverse remodeling.
VirD4 is found in most T4SSs but is less suitable than VirB4 because of its high sequence variability (Juhas et al., 2008).
Such analyses are helpful for the initial design of a business process but are less suitable for operational decision making and continuous improvement.
RBFs are an excellent way of finding smooth orthogonality preserving global deformations, but are less suitable for enforcing an exact geometry for a large number of points, while a simpler approach is ideal for diffusing small changes evenly but has quality (and possibly expense) drawbacks if used for the entire volume.
Cell labeling agents already available for optical imaging such as GFP, RFP, CFSE, and CMTMR are useful for microscopic applications but are less suitable for mesoscopic analysis as they offer limited tissue penetration.
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.
Relatively low pay and a secure pension may be enough for civil servants who want a lifelong career, but it is less suitable for people who move between employers with skills that are in demand right across the economy.
