Consideration of post-operative mobilisation is important in model selection and bi-lateral models are unsuitable when unloading of the treated joint is necessary or when gait analyses are to be performed.
However, that approach is only appropriate when the PUs are occupying a certain spectrum in a regular manner, and it would likely be unsuitable when the PUs' behavior is unpredictable (unless a strong learning module is included to cope with the PUs' behavior).
Bruadbrn et al. [ 31] state that the IVDL method may be "unsuitable when there are few events" and that it should be avoided.
Some candidates not meeting the criteria managed to get through the initial screening procedure, probably by withholding information, but were later found to be unsuitable when interviewed face to face during their first visit.
Each group gave advice on how to determine the suitability of data for distribution fitting, when data are unsuitable, when and how data should be transformed, which statistical tests are suitable for a given set of data, which factors govern the choice of statistical test, an order of preference, and some worked examples using real data.
Substrate-reduction therapy (miglustat) has been available since 2002, and is indicated for moderate GD when ERT is unsuitable.
Diffusion-weighted imaging is applied clinically for early detection of the protracted cytotoxic oedema, but is unsuitable to determine online where, when and how the brain makes the transition from health into injury, and from injury into repair (Lo, 2008).
In a letter to the chief executive of South Holland district council, seen by the Guardian, the energy minister said: "Wind turbines … create barely a trickle of nonstorable electricity and none at all when wind speed is unsuitable.
Hence, a standardised approach is unsuitable and local circumstances must be taken into account when planning guideline implementation.
