Sentence examples for inappropriate properties from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is clearly evident, as expected from theoretical considerations and from earlier applications, that the range imaging processing with the Capon method does not produce any "ghost" echo, i.e., repeated peaks due to some range ambiguities or inappropriate properties.

Organic precursors are usually dissociated as the source of metallic content, resulting in a mixture of carbon, metal, and oxidized material, thus producing inappropriate properties for the desired application in some cases.

But while he "had fun matching [Muppets] with inappropriate properties," the real aha! moment came was borne of one casual visual connection.

Pre-improvement and pre-relocation discussions with residents about their lives and health may assist service deliverers to enable residents to get the maximum benefit out of residential change and help avoid relocations to inappropriate properties and locations.

Finally, compounds must be able to penetrate cells and have a sufficient free fraction in the assay to elicit their response, eliminating compounds with inappropriate properties.[ 12– 14] We therefore decided to conduct a phenotypic screen of a focused kinase compound library against whole parasites.

However, the specific capacitance and the rate performance of NSC are not satisfied for practical applications due to its inappropriate structural properties.

A large number of drugs of therapeutic interest present inappropriate physicochemical properties (e.g., low dissolution rate, solubility, or permeability in biological fluids).

We do not know, at this stage, whether these compounds did not inhibit the mycobacteria through an inability to access the target enzyme due to inappropriate physicochemical properties, or because the bromomethyl moiety was chemically or metabolically inactivated by the Mycobacterium.

The All India People's Science Network (AIPSN) is one of the groups additionally concerned with employment and livelihoods based on local, indigenous knowledge, including and how this is under threat from inappropriate intellectual property rights.

However, their performance is still dissatisfactory due to the difficulty in preparing uniform submicron particles and the inappropriate hydrophilic property.

Various degradable biomaterials have been used to bridge injured peripheral nerve defect; however, drawbacks such as poor mechanical properties, inappropriate degradation rate, and toxic degradation products continue to limit the application of them in nerve repair.