Furthermore, automated counters are expensive, bulky and costly to maintain making them unsuitable as a point of care diagnostic tool.
PCR is also often regarded as labor-intensive and time-consuming, making it unsuitable for rapid, point-of-care diagnostics.
The practice of grouping study subjects into age groups is problematic also, since unsuitable cut off points may conceal patterns that might be seen with continuous data reporting, and furthermore, according to our data, different pain variables require somewhat different cut off points.
Of the studies evaluating herd effect at a community level, five were considered unsuitable for estimation of point estimates.
This has implications for the stage at which doctors would perceive LMWH injections as unsuitable as the defining point of 'end of life' was so variable and it was therefore difficult to pinpoint a general consensus.
In addition, commercial properties that were considered unsuitable from a health point of view and that were not inspected by the agents were included.
As Ramsden (1992) pointed out: "Unsuitable assessment methods impose irresistible pressures on a student to take the wrong approaches to learning tasks".
Women from urban areas pointed out unsuitable appointment times and too long appointment queues, which could mean that health service availability is not good enough in urban areas.
Furthermore, water collected from the water samples collected in points 1, 8 and 12 are classified as doubtful to unsuitable while all the remaining points belonged to the unsuitable class.
In the remaining six deposit points, each index needs to be studied carefully to determine if a Conditioning Plan is sufficient, or if a Sealing and Closing Plan is required owing to the unsuitable location of the deposit points.
