Sentence examples for makes it inapplicable from inspiring English sources

The only problem of the proposed method is its computational complexity that makes it inapplicable to large-scale Petri net models.

Removal of the 3-D structures from the microcarriers involves enzymatic treatment, which disrupts the delicate 3-D architecture and makes it inapplicable for potential implantation.

CUSUM is rather effective in detecting changes [11] but it requires the availability of the probability distributions P 0,P 1, which makes it inapplicable to online scenarios.

The most accurate approach of Monte Carlo simulation suffers from high computational time, which makes it inapplicable to problems, which needs more swiftness.

However, the linear relaxation method as described in the literature has its limitations: it works only with square matrices and does not support soft constraints, which makes it inapplicable to the UI layout problem.

However, the ARMA covariance structure requires that the gene expression is evaluated at equally spaced times points, which makes it inapplicable when the data are collected irregularly or at gene specific time intervals.

However, it requires a priori knowledge of the unknown and varying sparsity, which make it practically inapplicable.

Also, unlike static security questions where many questions are often inapplicable for certain users (e.g., name of your first pet), questions in the presented system are customized for each user individually, making it harder to guess by mining online content.

Furthermore, none of the previous suggested methods were adapted to short sequence lengths and high volumes of data which makes them inapplicable to sequences from shotgun metagenomics.

The classification that is still widely used is that of Aristotle's Sophistic Refutations: (1) The fallacy of accident is committed by an argument that applies a general rule to a particular case in which some special circumstance ("accident") makes the rule inapplicable.

The absence of the gap makes this picture inapplicable to graphene, and the immobile exciton becomes impossible in a material with zero gap.