Sentence examples for is unsuitable in the from inspiring English sources

However, this well-known procedure is unsuitable in the presence of exit-site infection (ESI).

Critics warn that the kind of cerebral and reflective pace that brought about the invention of the transistor, lasers and optical transmission gear is unsuitable in the new frenzied environment.

The cross-correlation technique is unsuitable in the present case; consequently, the use of SAR image data is most effective in detecting temporal changes in crevasses, including their generation, opening, propagation, and displacement.

The vagina wants what she wants when she wants it, for her own mysterious reasons, and if you let her run the show you may find yourself consorting with people who are unsuitable in the many arenas of life about which the vagina knows nothing.

However, this type of anastomosis was unsuitable in the present case because severe adhesions were seen around the PPC.

Pitches of a violin can, however, vary continually, and fixed pitch templates are unsuitable in the analysis of bowed string instruments.

A further 15 police stations are said to be unsuitable in the long-term and may also be sold once alternatives can be provided, including Barking, Ealing, Chelsea, Tottenham and Chingford.

For this review we have selected three key players of oncogenic signaling which are differently affected by PPI deregulation: two (the small G proteins of the RAS family and the transcription factor MYC) are considered "undruggable" using classical drug discovery approaches and in the case of the third protein discussed here, PKA, standard kinase inhibitors, may be unsuitable in the clinic.

CT-based diagnosis of parapharyngeal extension and conventional two-dimensional radiotherapy may be unsuitable in the era of precise radiotherapy.

The timing of recruiting participants may have been unsuitable in the present study as potential participants were waiting for their general practitioner to discuss another problem.

36 As a consequence, formatively specified latent variables are unsuitable in the context of life-course models because they do not allow cross-model and cross-sample comparisons.