Sentence examples for unsuitable for publishing from inspiring English sources

This aspect is much more widely recognized and there is a general consensus among experts in scientific data management that proprietary data formats are unsuitable for publishing and archiving purposes.

Indeed, in stark contrast to the United States press, the British press can be stopped from publishing information the government deems unsuitable, can be punished for publishing information that might prejudice a future criminal trial, and can be sued far more liberally by victims of libel, defamation, and invasions of privacy.

The response of the government to a parliamentary committee report on constituency boundaries, published this week, ran to 16 pages but might be summarised in two words, the second of which is "off" and the first unsuitable for print.

WEA judged the album unsuitable for the US market and published it only in Germany.

Any articles that were duplicated, not available in full text, or not published in English were also regarded as unsuitable for the review.

Most of the published studies use a low concentration of total solids, however, which is unsuitable for industrial application.

Just the other day, I mentioned to a dance buff that Croce was about to publish a one-volume collection of her reviews, and received a reply altogether unsuitable for quotation in a family newspaper.

According the earlier published papers [22, 23], LbL self-assembly technique is smart but time-consuming and unsuitable for production line.

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.

If reviewers find a manuscript unsuitable for AC-IE, they are asked to name another journal in which the study findings might more suitably be published.

His meta-analysis looked at 131 previously published studies on warming's impact on wildlife, dating back to the early 1990s, most of which modelled how much habitat becomes unsuitable for species under future climates.