Sentence examples for unsuitable for this type from inspiring English sources

The BMSCs were used before the 6th passage, because they undergo morphological and functional changes after 10 passages that make them unsuitable for this type of experimentation.

This model was chosen because previous results have shown that the one-parameter logistic model is unsuitable for this type of data [ 9].

Instead, researchers and pharmaceutical companies are still trying to obtain data on objectives that have been determined as unsuitable for this type of study design in the past.

Note: a comparison with sTRAP was not done using this data as the lack of statistical significance associated with predictions output by sTRAP makes it unsuitable for this type of analysis.

A number of the critics claimed that the abnormalities reported in our previous paper [ 1] are within the normal variation levels for this species and that the frequent abnormalities observed in this species, even without any radiation exposure, make Z. maha unsuitable for this type of research.

Difficulty in achieving a suitable temperature profile along the length of the CMR, and membrane fractures due to the mechanical constraints of the packed catalyst bed proved to be problematic, and we conclude that the packed-bed configuration is unsuitable for this membrane type.

Beckett (2002) noted how Asian students' preference for more teacher led and traditional learning methods within the classroom may make PBLT unsuitable for these types of students.

Disease specific health status outcome measures are unsuitable for these types of analyses.

A Savonius design and Zephyr VAWT benefit from operational attributes in wind conditions that are unsuitable for airfoil type designs.

When she was finally allowed to play we all went to watch her to support her and what she was wearing was totally inappropriate for a sports uniform – a skivvy, tracksuit pants, and her hijab, totally unsuitable for any type of sport.

Furthermore, fish bowls are unsuitable for any type of fish, since they cannot be filtered or heated and cause sight problems for their inhabitants.