Sentence examples for inappropriate to predict from inspiring English sources

But the study on the ISO collapse model shows that it is inappropriate to predict the collapse strength of HCC of all sizes.

"It would be inappropriate to predict what impact this would have on future six-way talks".] Mr. Bush began the squeeze on North Korea by cutting off the American-supplied fuel oil.

Although these values were significantly different, they substantially overlapped, suggesting that it is inappropriate to predict the form of CAH according to the value of 17-OHP.

These results suggest that the calculated dose of carboplatin according to the patient's body surface area is inappropriate to predict the development of thrombocytopenia, and a dose should be considered with a patient's renal function.

It is therefore inappropriate to use climate-based models to predict future prevalence.

Firstly, comparison with diagnostic tools is mostly inappropriate because risk assessment instruments attempt to predict the likelihood of a future outcome, whereas diagnostic instrument attempt to detect the presence of a current condition.

However, a maxim in developmental biology and pediatric medicine is that it is inappropriate to use effects in adults to predict effects during development (i.e., babies are not little adults) (National Research Council 1993).

My argument is not to say the math is wrong, but that it is obviously inappropriate to use Mr. Hulbert's model to predict the performance of a growth stock.

Adolescents who are underweight or normal weight but perceive themselves as overweight are at a two-fold increased risk of disordered eating behaviors, including binge eating disorder or bulimia [ 24], which by themselves have been shown to predict the development of inappropriate weight gain and obesity [ 28- 30].

The measure may therefore – in its current form – be inappropriate for at-risk research seeking to determine the capacity of personality style to predict onset of a bipolar disorder.

We suggest that the use of POSSUM models to predict mortality in patients admitted to level 1 care ward is inappropriate or that a recalibration of POSSUM is required to make it useful in a level 1 care ward setting.