Sentence examples for unsuitable for both from inspiring English sources

The objectives of the present study is to carry out a preliminary investigation and interpretation of the groundwater quality in and around Nagercoil town and to demarcate the regions where the groundwater is suitable or unsuitable for both domestic and agricultural purpose based on geochemical and GIS approach.

These are separated not by geographical distance but by the Salt River, an ephemeral saline river system that provides a habitat unsuitable for both B. cuneata and the birds that pollinate it.

Furthermore, the SoundSpike writer thought that her performance was akin to that of fellow American recording artist Britney Spears, which was "utterly unsuitable for both the song selection and her style".

To assure that the test could be computed in a reasonable amount of time, we aggregated the model outputs by a factor of 15 30, cut the grids to those latitudinal areas that broadly contained predicted suitable areas, and then outputted an xyz grid of longitude, latitude, and either suitable or unsuitable for both ENM and phylogeographic predictions.

Based on our findings the pCITE 5' UTR is deemed unsuitable for both the BYL and WGE systems, even though it has previously been used for the replication of plant RNA viruses in a similar BY-2 system [ 16].

For indeterminate nodules on CT, the PET scan was given a stronger weighting than the CT appearances but for lesions unsuitable for biopsy, both modalities were considered in arriving at a final diagnosis.

Their large size, high intelligence, and complex social lives make both species unsuitable for captivity, and both have killed and injured humans in circuses, zoos, and theme parks.

Based on MR, most of the samples were unsuitable for irrigation during both seasons (Table 6).

Almost all chemical systems at the moment are unsuitable for LOD in both the lack of semantics and the problems of licences.

In patients who are unsuitable for surgery of both primary and metastatic lung tumors, image-guided thermal ablation is a rapidly advancing technique that has emerged as an alternative option [ 6, 7].

Some have suggested that endangered species themselves are unsuitable for experimentation because of both practical and ethical considerations.