Sentence examples for On practical terms from inspiring English sources

On practical terms, the ovaries are easily accessible, yet dispensable for survival, allowing extensive manipulation.

On practical terms, the immunoassay procedure with the Advia Centaur® [ 5] will deliver results for fT3, fT4, TSH, thyroglobulin antibodies, and thyroid peroxidase antibodies within 20 minutes that meets requirements for clinical use [ 9, 31].

When researchers are involved in real-world, ethical decision-making on practical terms, the translation from philosophical reflections to practice can be realised in several ways.

It was a decision made on practical terms, albeit with a giddy subtext.

This applies when they are introducing and mentoring theoretically justified analytical approaches on practical terms, while aiming to structure processes of moral or political deliberation to promote understanding and to help others reach practical conclusions.

But Porter said the NUS needed to campaign on more practical terms.

On purely practical terms, more independent organisations have great difficulty fitting into the schema of Chinese policymaking.

And on more practical terms, he reiterated his vow -- despite Democratic criticism that he has not followed through -- to reduce the prison population by relaxing drug laws that prescribe mandatory sentences for even minor offenses.

A world with the "movies" and the wireless to amuse it, a world, moreover, in which the sexes meet on more practical terms than in the past, has more to do than mob a handsome woman for the sake of her looks.

On purely practical terms, I am looking forward to the clarity that the Family Plan will bring to my family.

We art lovers take this world so seriously that we fail to observe art on more practical terms.