Sentence examples for a practicable measure from inspiring English sources

In the current legal and cultural climate, policing our bodily functions is a practicable measure for redressing the Wrong that is, ultimately, us.

Although we have not compared microarrays generated from different batches of protein-purification the ratio of His-tag-ELISA signals and protein-concentration would be a practicable measure of "purity" which should be taken into consideration when using different protein-batches for microarray generation.

To adapt the characteristics, a mixture of aquatic plants with straw prior ensiling is an adequate and practicable measure.

The judge said: "The company made some modifications, but it failed to respond more fundamentally to ensure it had taken all practicable measures.

Given the urgency of avoiding dangerous climate change, the timely development of technically sound, politically acceptable, cost-effective and practicable measures to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation is essential.

Therefore, this might be a practicable alternative for the daily use in dental practice.

In this paper, a practicable local damage detection method is proposed using the vibratory power estimated from the accelerations measured on the damaged beam structure.

The approach and its exemplary application provide a practicable template for researchers and practitioners who aim at evaluating the impact of end-user enabling measures taken in the past.

Almost all of them seem to think it's a practicable idea, with some reservations.

This article presents a practicable algorithm for globally solving sum of linear ratios problem (SLR).

Accordingly, reactivating latent HIV by inhibiting HDAC represents a practicable strategy for the eradication of the latent HIV reservoir.