Sentence examples for a more practical strategy from inspiring English sources

A more practical strategy would be to eliminate the familiar dishes from other regions -- the Sichuan, Cantonese and Hunan dishes that are included presumably because Chinatown tourists expect to see them -- and concentrate instead on Minghua Qian's Shanghai specialties.

This seems to be a more practical strategy, since some related modules are generally developed together.

And indeed, based on additional pilot testing, the NCS program office did eventually propose a more practical strategy of provider-based and hospital prenatal recruitment specifically for pregnant women.

A far more practical strategy is to introduce new monetary, financial and corporate systems at the local level, on a volunteer basis and as a complement to current systems.

Physical "stealthing" of Ad5 provides a safer and more practical strategy, and we have shown previously that HPMA has great potential for coating adenovirus.

Ultimately, the more practical strategy to successfully dismantle dictatorships is to build and strengthen inclusive coalitions and alliances of anti-dictatorship forces who are willing to stand up and demand real change.

Our study here demonstrates, for the first time, the ability of attenuated Salmonella as a live vector to orally deliver a DNA vaccine against WSSV into the arthropod crayfish and provides a new way to design more practical strategies for the control of WSSV and other invertebrate pathogens.

In addition, by stratifying patients as to probability of disease and prognosis, they provide a more practical management strategy than a response of normal or abnormal.

Since genomic DNA is more stable than RNA, it may be a more practical cloning strategy for many genes, especially the ones that are very large and difficult to generate a full length cDNA using oligo-dT primed reverse transcription.

While Duke has a long history of interdisciplinary courses, teaching and opportunities, we need to continue to improve our training and support for instructors, including doing a better job sharing knowledge, documenting stories and providing more practical strategies for success.

All the results suggested that recombinant yeast can be used as a potential carrier for oral DNA vaccines and would help to develop more practical strategies to control infectious diseases in aquaculture.