Sentence examples for although impractical from inspiring English sources

Although impractical for the slopes, this year's mittens have a warm, fuzzy après-ski look.

A pocket-sized miniature score, although impractical for performance, is useful for study.

Although impractical and inadvisable for routine, unsupervised use, AS monotherapy regimens are important research tools and allow detailed analysis of the dose response to AS without the confounding influence of a partner drug.

Although impractical for the purposes of this pilot, blinding should be implemented in a large-scale trial, to help avoid the potential for bias [ 10].

Using laboratory-based tests of stress responsiveness, although impractical for studies of this size, may provide different parameters with which the association with depression becomes clearer.

Further research with individual oral or parenteral treatments of florfenicol, longer treatment regimes and quantification of levels in skin tissue may be interesting, although impractical for treatment of a frog colony.

Given an engineering objective, it is theoretically possible, although computationally impractical, to find the best minimal intervention strategies.

It would be ideal, although clearly impractical, to study a younger, premenopausal group of women in order to eliminate these confounding factors.

But even before Westfield's offer, Mr. Silverstein and city officials had rejected the concept as impractical, although they had endorsed the very same notion in 2004.

Although cumbersome and impractical, the suit protected a pilot from forces of 6 G's or more when the downward pressure on the water caused by acceleration created enough force to counteract the downward rush of blood in the body.

It's now possible, although still financially impractical, to sequence the DNA of a baby from nothing but a blood sample from the pregnant woman and a saliva sample from the father.