Sentence examples for not particularly appropriate from inspiring English sources

Although GC-MS is not particularly appropriate for short-chain organic acid identification, we did observe the presence of propenoic acid associated with long-chain carbon compounds in control and treatment HA exudates; we also detected succinic acid associated with aromatic moieties in treatment HA + PGPB.

This finding might be explained by the fact that the ADOS-G is not particularly appropriate for deriving a quantitative measure of impairment.

For those whom assent was needed, family members may have given agreement for their relatives to participate when it was not particularly appropriate or vice versa.

For a woman to be intelligent was not essential, not even particularly appropriate.

Many of the shelves in the small library, illuminated by harsh fluorescent lights, were bare, and many books were outdated or not particularly age-appropriate, like a children's volume titled "Now We Are Six".

Our studies succeeded in showing that a given optimization mechanism may not be particularly appropriated for both branches of the hierarchy.

After each such judgment, they made a second judgment about either the spatial or the temporal source of the item (which included a "don't know" option, particularly appropriate for previous "new" judgments).

I haven't used it because I don't think it's particularly appropriate.

Known to most theatregoers as Sweeney Todd, in John Doyle's 2005 production of Stephen Sondheim's musical (Sondheim provided appropriate, if not particularly inspired, minimal music for this "Lear," too), Cerveris has a devotion both to his own part as an exiled earl and to the other actors onstage.

Your children should be allowed to enjoy media that you deem appropriate and not particularly unhealthy in reasonable portions based on your values and interests.

Thus, it is particularly appropriate for species counts, which are not normally distributed and contain zeros for rare species.