Sentence examples for unsuitable tools from inspiring English sources

For each trial of the experiment, an ape was taken into the test room, where both the correct and unsuitable tools for obtaining the reward were placed on the floor.

First, the animals spent five minutes in a room with two suitable and six unsuitable tools for a food apparatus that the apes could see but not touch.

Traditional statistics tools have been abandoned, as unsuitable tools for dealing with such data richness, in favour of association rule mining [1], data clustering [2], OLAP techniques for business intelligence [3], [4] and other approaches.

Publically available ROCK inhibitors show poor selectivity between the two isoforms, making them unsuitable tools to investigate whether either isoform is more important for OPC differentiation.

The six experimental animals left the room with a tool 70% of the time, and the choice of a correct tool, compared with an unsuitable tool, was made a statistically significant proportion of the time.

In line with lithium's iPTH-independent actions on calcium metabolism, our study suggests that measuring Aac concentrations is an unsuitable tool to reliably detect increased parathyroid hormone levels in lithium-treated patients with bipolar disorder.

In this section, the Panel concludes that the concept of human dignity is an unsuitable tool for settling normative questions pertaining to end-of-life decision-making.

In addition this assay appears to be an unsuitable tool for monitoring treatment of malaria as previously discussed by Murray et al [ 24].

We also included two control conditions—'No-Food' (the food-frame was empty; this condition had been presented to four subjects in Experiment 1) and 'No-Tools' (unsuitable non-tool objects were placed in tool-frames instead of tools; see Table 1)—to reveal whether subjects would extract tools or non-tool objects even when this would not lead to the acquisition of food.

In large studies, tests for normality are very sensitive to deviations from normality and thereby unsuitable as tools to choose the most appropriate test.

This renders the majority of existing tools unsuitable as they often assume long, uninterrupted observational periods.