nonadvisable
adjEtymology From non- + advisable.
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Not advisable.
- Consequently, under the null hypothesis of nonadvisable inclusion, the more terms tested, the more terms will be incorrectly included.1993, Michael E. Tarter, Michael D. Lock, Model-Free Curve Estimation, page 67:
- Today, as these theoretical methods acquire a new maturity and breadth of use, many of their advocates appear to be questioning their direct application by software practitioners, often considering it to be nonmandatory, and sometimes even nonadvisable.2011, Bernhard K. Aichernig, Tom Maibaum, Formal Methods at the Crossroads, page vii:
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- but the potential detrimental effects of this medication, leading possibly to disintegration of the articular cartilage makes this modality nonadvisable.2012, Arnold Soren, Arthritis and Related Affections, page 69: