Sentence examples for inappropriate route from inspiring English sources

But clinically it is an inappropriate route for repeated administration of drugs to patients.

Nevertheless, for complex materials such as ternary/quaternary perovskite oxides, it has been proven to be an inappropriate route by lithography as the etching process can render a damaged region at the rim of the patterned nanostructure [7, 8].

Without going down a crude and inappropriate route of carrying capacity, it is likely that across the whole arid-semi-arid belt, rainfall uncertainty, herd mobility and economic viability, the capacity of the land is limited in its ability to support extensive pastoralism alone.

Other possibilities include an inappropriate route or schedule of vaccine administration.

Exclusion criteria: (1) patients with dysfunction in blood coagulation and severe bleeding tendency; (2) patients with massive ascites; (3) patients with gallbladder in free state; (4) patients' gallbladder with clear or inappropriate puncture route; (5) patients with general peritonitis and suspected perforation of gallbladder.

However, one of the significant shortcomings of SHPER is the inappropriate path selection scheme that may lead to longer routes and, thus, to an increased energy consumption.

Table  5 shows the ability of the ePMR systems to highlight drug-allergy issues, contraindications, inappropriate doses, drug-route suitability, issues with high-dose initiation of medicines and significant dose increase assessment.

In such networks, traditional geographic routing protocols are inappropriate to obtain low latency routes due to route discovery and data forwarding latency.

It is easy to see that flooding incurs significant overhead and hence is inappropriate for the dynamic route maintenance.

Initially, hospital professionals feared an overuse of the circuit in terms of referral of suspected cases by GPs, whether owing to inaccurate matches to guideline symptoms or inappropriate use of the route.

Additionally, treatment duration, route of administration, inappropriate transport and storage, or the frequent change of ESAs may play a role.