unsuitably

unsuitable | American Dictionary

unsuitable
adjective
us/ʌnˈsu·t̬ə·bəl/
not right for a particular person, situation, or occasion:
Parts of this movie may be unsuitable for children.

Examples of unsuitable

unsuitable
With reference to this last point, approximately 60% of women on oral contraceptives are taking an unsuitable preparation.
This would require massive deforestation around the world, and conversion of many fragile hillsides and drylands to cropping for which they are environmentally unsuitable.
For example, hill-climbing techniques are unsuitable for use since they get stuck in local optima.
This degeneration is sometimes ascribed to such causes as unsuitable soil conditions or to over-rapid increase of stocks by too frequent division.
Both also had higher scores for left ventricular uptake of isotope than the two patients who were considered unsuitable for conversion to the arterial switch.
Furthermore, over a day, the rapid growth rate of leaves could render a roost unsuitable, obliging the bats therein to move.
However, such a low gear ratio results in a low weight-topayload ratio, which makes many potential application areas of a telemanipulation system unsuitable.
Of the school contacts, 1334 (67 %) agreed to participate, although nine gave specimens unsuitable for serological tests.
The absence of any objective indicators of suitability could result in suitable patients not being referred or unsuitable patients being accepted, or both.
In addition, reconstituted samples are often toxic for cells, which makes these samples unsuitable for virus neutralization assays.
There were no data for the previously untried and possibly unsuitable fallow lands.
Twenty-four people were deemed unsuitable to contact and 180 people were therefore invited for telephone interview.
Thus, all of these factors have potentially complex effects upon habitability, making them unsuitable as indicators of anthropic selection.
These range from bleeding, nausea, neurasthenia, palpitation and headache to simply feeling the pill unsuitable or receiving a doctor's advice against it.
Its limited depth and many inaccuracies of usage and expression make it unsuitable for introductory student reading.
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