Sentence examples for not be adaptable from inspiring English sources

Thus, the PC-based bulk sensors that require large volume of analytes and need a long diffusion time may not be adaptable for future detection among proteins, genes, and small molecules.

First, some scenarios may not be adaptable using the archived data obtained from facilities [ 24].

On the other hand, if engrafted when too mature, they might not be adaptable to the surrounding environment and, hence, conducive to improving cardiac function.

As different diseases may possess different landmark features, the system developed for one disease may not be adaptable for other diseases.

While HPLC technology may not be adaptable for widespread use in resource-limited settings, investment in this technology may be justified in specialist centres that provide support to large ART clinics or multiple clinical sites.

Harsh work conditions could also affect attendance ability because physically demanding jobs may not be adaptable to health impairments, while individuals with high SES jobs, typically in offices, are more often able to attend their jobs with similar impairments [ 18].

"There's no particular reason why" H.I.T. shouldn't be adaptable to almost any sport, Gibala said, as long as you adequately push yourself.

This developmental effort facilitated condition-specific selection of ICF codes, but the ICF codes selected for one chronic condition may not necessarily be adaptable to other chronic conditions.

I would like to say that it is because Toronto is not a very densely packed city, and so we aren't forced to be adaptable like this, or do fun things with all the little nooks and crannies, that we can just be really lavish and luxurious with our space, take our belts one notch outward, and let our bellies be free.

"If he was like that in life, why shouldn't he also be adaptable in death?

However, capacitive measuring systems applied so far are tailored for specific applications and may not be easily adaptable.