Sentence examples for unsuitable comparisons from inspiring English sources

Its recommendations include much that is already happening, and it made incorrect extrapolations from unsuitable comparisons with Estonia and South Korea (corruption rating only 55) to calculate unrealisable potential Whitehall savings.

The poet's crippling self-loathing is historically documented; thus, his brazen indulgence of self-narrativizing is a confrontation of interior darkness unsuitable to comparisons with the extroverted and temperamentally optimistic Whitman (the bulk of which comparisons are merely craft-oriented analyses of Stanford's evident maximalism, in any case).

Exclusion criteria for hospitals were also used, because these hospitals were assumed to provide less emergency care and thought to be unsuitable for comparisons with hospitals providing high-quality emergency care.

Mr. Shargel briefly cited the Madoff sentence, saying that the facts of that case were unique and that the sentence was "far out of line" and "likewise unique and unsuitable for comparison".

She also is working to determine whether there is a minimum amount of striations that would cause an examiner to consider a casing to be unsuitable for comparison.

In those with abnormally short or amputated cervix, TVC is technically impossible, which makes them unsuitable for comparison with TAC.

This excluded part of the tremor population also makes the correlations presented in this paper unsuitable for comparison to similar prior studies using the same instruments in a population containing the full range of tremor severity.

The 2 studies are very different with different dosing and duration of a specific dosing, which makes the studies suitable for validity assessment, but very heterogeneous and therefore unsuitable for comparison.

For each query, up to 20 results were retained to ensure presence of the highest protein similarities without a sole reliance on e-value, unsuitable for comparison of proteins from different databases [ 104].

These "controls" are unsuitable as comparison subjects for protocol evaluation; (2) Mortality needs to be included along with clinical stages and recent results of detected patients as indicators for evaluating the effect of screening; and (3) There is a lack of a cost-effective evaluation.

The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, said: "I found the tone and especially the historical comparisons unsuitable.