Sentence examples for the less suitable from inspiring English sources
The committee's proposal accords with a longstanding and idiotic European principle: the less suitable a region is for farming, the more money is spent to ensure that farming persists there.
He intended it to denote the "science" of improving the human stock by giving "the more suitable races or strains of blood a better chance of prevailing speedily over the less suitable.O He believed that heredity governed not only physical features but also talent and character.
However, the less suitable starch form was the raw sago starch, as it was expected.
For policy P3 (Green entrepreneurship), the most suitable action is A8 (Adoption – use of ICTs) (score 15.8); while the less suitable is action A14 (Business networking) (score 7.2).
In general the higher the ratio p/S the less suitable the patch area for the species, and the higher the ratio p/S, the higher the fractal dimension D c.
The higher the EC, the less suitable is water available to plants, because plants can only transpire ''pure'' water and usable plant water in the soil solution decreases dramatically as EC increases.
"A big part of the message of HUD now is to say, 'You've got this freedom to build whatever you want to build.'" Tribes also have the freedom to formalize their new designs by developing codes to replace the less-suitable or ill-adapted codes previously used on their reservations.
These results illustrate how different stall design features can affect different types of stall use; the more open design facilitated standing fully in the stall, but the protruding partitions likely made the stall less suitable for lying.
Only the direct ray is considered, which makes the model less suitable for environments where diffraction is the dominant mechanism.
As a result, even in remaining forest stands, trees are more exposed to wind, drying, greater temperature extremes and are more at risk of fire, all of which make the forests less suitable as resting grounds for the butterflies.
A reallocation of photosynthate away from the microbial symbionts and towards the production of defensive compounds may have made the plants less suitable hosts.
