Sentence examples for does not represent a suitable from inspiring English sources

Therefore, compound 1 does not represent a suitable lead compounds in terms of structurally novelty, and potential for subtype selectivity.

Although it does not represent a suitable oncoantigen, since its expression does not strictly affect tumor behavior; however, since it is a tumor associated antigen it could represent an interesting target for the development of antibody-mediated therapy on the subset of NSCLC which are p53 null and ADORA3 positive.

Mianserin is thought to inhibit TLRs via an off-target mechanism and as such does not represent a suitable drug for clinical trial; however, other inhibitors of the endosomal TLRs are being developed for SLE, such as DV1179 (Dynavax, Berkeley, CA, USA) and CPG52364 (Pfizer, New York, NY, USA), which may also be of therapeutic benefit in RA (Table  2).

In a pamphlet published in 1906 to publicise the Paddington extension, the company proclaimed: The changes were permitted by the Baker Street and Waterloo Railway Act, 1906 on 4 August 1906, but the south-east alignment did not represent a suitable direction to continue the railway and no effort was made to construct the extension.

Nevertheless, as these regions are very divergent from the S288c mtDNA, they do not represent a suitable template for homologous recombination between the different strains we selected for the study and should therefore not affect the observed recombination landscape.

Cyclopamine was the first to be shown to inhibit Hh signalling by binding SMO but did not represent a suitable therapeutic agent due to its poor bioavailability, short half-life, non-specific toxicity and chemical instability [ 86].

As a result, in its current state, this work does not represent a significant enough advance on the field to be suitable for publication in eLife.

In a health care system with unlimited financial resources the choice of the type of screening and the suitable population for this examination does not represent a problem.

Kant claims further that the pure concept of magnitude is suitable for construction because, unlike other pure concepts, it does not represent a synthesis of possible intuitions, but "already contains a pure intuition in itself".

"It does not represent a strong increase".

This does not represent a gold mine.