Sentence examples for and practical standpoint from inspiring English sources

Revolutions inevitably generate complicated and at times polarizing outcomes, both from an ideological and practical standpoint.

Addresses the problematic relationship between storytelling and games, from both an analytical and practical standpoint.

Here we describe the use of surveys from both a theoretical and practical standpoint.

It looks at recent case law that has asserted the preemption of state law by federal intellectual property law, and suggests a desirable outcome from both a policy and practical standpoint.

Indeed, methodologically the studies are incomparable, the variability in the population and the samples are overwhelming, and the results are complex and difficult to interpret from both a research and practical standpoint.

The ability to treat whole blood in a fashion that would allow a single pathogen reduction and white blood cell inactivation step, to be followed by use of the product in the form of whole blood or separation into components, would afford several benefits from both a logistical and practical standpoint.

In this work, the energetic requirements of RF wireless communication are evaluated from both purely theoretical and practical standpoints, revealing a large gap in practically achievable energy efficiency and what is offered in today¿s commercial market.

Experimental methods in molecular biophysics from theoretical and practical standpoints.

Finding maximum weight connected subgraphs within networks is a fundamental combinatorial optimization problem both from theoretical and practical standpoints.

The determination of the existence and composition of reactive azeotropes is important from both theoretical and practical standpoints in the analysis of combined reaction and phase equilibrium and in the synthesis and design of reactive separation systems.

Achieving this goal, which is important from both fundamental and practical standpoints, requires measuring the rates of enzyme reactions in their native environment and interpreting these measurements using simple but realistic mathematical models — the two elements which served as the cornerstones for Michaelis' and Menten's seminal 1913 paper.