'not well suitable' is not correct and usable in written English
Instead, you should use the phrase 'ill-suited.' For example, "The candidate's lack of experience made them ill-suited for the job."
Thus, existing emergency handling techniques for BAN are not well suitable for HBC.
So the previous methods are not well suitable for HBC directly.
Therefore, PCA is not well suitable for dimensionality reduction of HJ-1A data.
Students in Stage 2 are beginning to recognize that there are different mechanisms of evolution, but they often confuse these mechanisms, frequently trying to explain everything as natural selection, e.g., "Genetic drift occurs to eliminate the less adaptable trait that is not well suitable to the environment" (Andrews et al. 2012: 252).
Although the Dutch police plays an important role in the chain of youth care, Dutch police officers do not have the time, resources, and expertise to engage in thorough clinical assessments of large groups of juveniles, making many of these instruments not very well suitable for the task at hand.
Therefore, a fixed vector could not be very well suitable for network of the whole learning process.
GPs will be asked to screen these randomly selected patients and exclude those who would not be suitable (e.g. cognitive impairment, severe illness, patients with a psychiatric disorder that is currently not well controlled); those deemed suitable will be sent a letter of invitation by their GP.
Shankodi-Jangwa coal, Garin Maiganga coal and Tai coal are newly discovered Nigerian coal deposits; their ranks and suitable applications are not well known.
The mechanism for iron-related carcinogenesis is not well understood, in part due to a shortage of suitable experimental models.
It is suitable for all models with many parameters whose values are not well constrained by experimental data.
Moreover, the solutions appropriate to one national decision-making structure may well not be suitable in another system of governance.
