Sentence examples for likely to be inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the use of single-fluid approach such as dipolarization flux bundles (Liu et al. 2013, 2014) in evaluating transport properties of BBFs is likely to be inappropriate.

The mean Appropriateness Score was 0.30 (SD, 0.23; range 0 1.0), indicating that they thought gifts from PRs were more likely to be inappropriate than to be appropriate.

These results confirm that the use of meta-analysis averages for ΔN is likely to be inappropriate for accurately determining diets and trophic relationships using tissue stable isotope ratios.

In addition, in about one quarter of cases, the use of ILRs proved likely to be inappropriate.

In reality, the assumption that the hazard functions in all trials are proportional is likely to be inappropriate.

Models which use a single catchment size for all rural areas are likely to be inappropriate for some settings.

A common problem is likely to be the inappropriate imaging capture system setup, as donut-like patterns or stripes can sometimes be seen on the data we examined.

It has been suggested that vaccination could be a risk factor for FISS, but the evidence for a causal relationship is weak, and therefore vaccinated cats are likely to be an inappropriate denominator [ 2, 3].

Regarding the circumstances (day and time of the call), requests in the final hours of the day and on days close to the weekend are more likely to be the inappropriate ones (OR: 1.082 for each six hour increase; 95% CI: 1.049-1.116) and weekday (OR: 1.017 for each day increase; 95% CI: 1.002-1.032).

Finally, it is possible that life-sustaining interventions are more likely to be perceived as inappropriate in older patients.

Ambulances called after a triage-contact with NHS 24 (a telephone triage service) were more likely to be classified as inappropriate.