Sentence examples for unsuitable for assessing from inspiring English sources
Since stiffness is a function of shape and boundary condition and not just material, this makes the static strength of bonded joints unsuitable for assessing and predicting fatigue life.
Traditionally, in vitro investigations on biology and physiology of cells rely on averaging the responses eliciting from heterogeneous cell populations, thus being unsuitable for assessing individual cell behaviors in response to external stimulations.
These concerns make the RCTs unsuitable for assessing the cost-effectiveness of DrotAA in routine clinical practice.
We consider the tested version of the howRwe to be unsuitable for assessing patient experience at the individual patient level.
Distinguishing conclusively between these different possibilities appears to be beyond the reach of present ChIP techniques, which cannot monitor conformational or positional changes for proteins at a given chromatin site and are therefore unsuitable for assessing activation models.
A further seven participants were excluded due to technical difficulties with audio recordings (n=6) and one had brought the feedback booklet with them to the interview making them unsuitable for assessing recall of feedback.
Indeed, some authors have advocated that due to the large population sizes needed and the difficulty in obtaining reliable data, maternal mortality is an unsuitable indicator for assessing safe motherhood initiatives [ 4].
There are a number of published scores for assessing the risk of readmissions, but their poor predictive performance renders them unsuitable for implementation in the clinical setting.
Most integrated assessment models currently used to address the economic and technical feasibility of avoiding climate change are based on engineering perspectives with a normative systems optimisation philosophy, suitable for agenda setting, but unsuitable to assess the socio-economic impacts of realistic baskets of climate policies.
However, for the opposite reason, our study may be unsuitable to assess the effect of higher alcohol intake on breast cancer as few participants consumed at levels ⩾30 g daily.
Existing measures were found unsuitable to assess bereavement risk in palliative care.
