Sentence examples for Practical moments from inspiring English sources

Simplifying the practical moments and reducing the physical manipulations of the cell cultures are also issues that are important to deal with at an early stage of protocol development and cross-disciplinary collaborations are well equipped to address these challenges.

In an attempt to further improve the curriculum, and partly meet the expectations of the students in terms of increased practical moments, simulator aided teaching has been proposed as a way to improve both clinical reasoning skills as well as practical surgery skills.

But the final decision to join up, he said, arrived at a practical moment.

Add it all up and the earliest practical moment at which shares could be sold is probably the second half of next year.

However, it is difficult to obtain practical moment resisting on-site splicing of massive glulam elements featuring flexural rigidity by the available timber splicing techniques.

"It was going to be a brief, practical book, citing moments and practices from the past that could be useful to women now," Steinem said.

The method is not particularly practical at the moment, because it fails almost all of the time.

He dreams of owning a St Bernard, but admits that it isn't quite practical at the moment.

The excuse for failing to lower barriers is that, whereas opening up is desirable, it is simply not practical at the moment.

Dr. Lifton would certainly prefer to see nuclear weapons abolished, but he concedes that it is not practical at the moment.

"It's clear that the disposal of RBS shares at a price that recovers taxpayer's investment is not practical at the moment," Hammond said.