Sentence examples for unsuitable for identifying from inspiring English sources
This region therefore appears unsuitable for identifying fig wasp species here.
However, the low sensitivity of this scale makes it unsuitable for identifying motor development retardation in the first year of life [ 21], which is likely due to the relatively small number of developmental milestones in the infancy stage.
The extreme rarity of many blood groups, the limited shelf life of cellular biopsies and the possibility that the absence of some receptors might be incompatible with normal erythrocyte function, make this approach generally unsuitable for systematically identifying new ligand-receptor pairs.
Thus, analysis strategies for identifying prognostic markers are often unsuitable for personalized medicine [ 17, 18].
The need for early detection in high-risk patients led several groups to develop techniques for identifying molecular markers in bodily fluid rather than in an invasive biopsy unsuitable for cancer screening.
Potential invitees with known colorectal health problems or who were considered too unwell or unsuitable for participation were identified by the GP practice and excluded.
The sequence data generated under these standard conditions are of reduced complexity and maybe unsuitable for resequencing to identify relatively rare genetic variants of important biological function.
The main weakness is that it is problem specific which makes it unsuitable for patients who cannot identify their problem.
It is important for military forces to identify persons unsuitable for service as early as possible [ 4, 5], preferably at call-up before entering the service [ 1].
As is frequently observed, a contamination problem occurred, and 32 samples (31.3%) were unsuitable for bacteriologic testing, but PCR identified a causative agent in 20 of these 32 cases.
The two main sequence attributes that rendered 36 identified SSRs unsuitable for primer design were found to be: a shorter repeat core, and a low-complexity flanking region (AT/GC-rich and/or regions prone to secondary structure formation) unsuitable for primer modeling.
