Sentence examples for either not suitable from inspiring English sources
However, the models used in previous research are either not suitable for state estimation or too simple to express the essential characteristics of the biped robot.
The samples from the other paintings in the table were either not suitable for ATR-FTIR imaging, or where this was possible the spectra were not sufficiently distinct.
The main drawbacks of these proposals are that they are either not suitable for micropayments or they do not consider the secure and efficient exchange of payment information.
The problem is different from the previous container transport problems and the existing approaches for container transport problems and vehicle routing pickup and delivery are either not suitable or inefficient.
The other words were either not suitable for discrimination ("tingling", "heaviness") or not part of the McGill questionnaire ("fullness", "warm").
The data collection tool did not seek an explanation as to why the patient was either not suitable for, or did not receive treatment.
The weakest people with the most complicated problems are either not considered suitable, or are sent back to prison after failing supervised urine controls.These undemocratic policies reinforce the role of the police and violate people's privacy and dignity.
These findings suggest that the in vitro model is either not a suitable model for the intestinal mucosa (with respect to Cr VI) toxicity), or that crypt enterocytes were minimally (or not at all) exposed to Cr VI) in vivo.
Thus, data such as structural measurements are either lost or not suitable to reliably interpret many aspects of the geological environment.
They have proposed some general mitigation measures like concrete ditches, slope flattening, benching, anchoring etc. which are either expensive or not suitable for the area having high relative relief like Himalayas.
Therefore, most of the parametric methods used for prokaryotes are either inefficient or not suitable to eukaryotic genomes.
