The phrase "are practically more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where a comparison is being made, but it requires additional clarification or restructuring to be effective.
Example: "These two methods are practically more efficient than the previous one, but we need to analyze the data further."
Alternatives: "are almost more" or "are nearly more".
For larger leakage amplitudes, which are practically more relevant, the fast algorithm provides a better starting point, and reductions up to 120 steps are possible.
In the show, their hook-ups are practically more elaborate and sexy than what we saw in 9 1/2 Weeks.
All of this expense and risk has been executed by a team that has never proven it is wanted by its constituency (if attendance figures are any indication), in a state where there are practically more foreclosed houses than people.
However, although kinetic approaches offer improved accuracy and discrimination, they are practically more complex and validation of semiquantitative static or simplified dynamic techniques would be particularly attractive in this role.
Therefore, a linear model is practically more preferable and more convenient and efficient to solve.
Hence, the single-relay selective cooperative strategy is practically more appealing.
Therefore, design of planting configuration is practically more effective than tree species selection in attenuating the ambient PM concentrations in urban settings.
It remained, however, to be extended to 2-D P-SV or 3-D elastic wave scattering, which would be practically more important.
We observe that per stream optimization exhibits only a small rate degradation compared to determinant optimization and therefore might be practically more relevant due to lower computational complexity.
Therefore, as it is practically more challenging to conduct empirical studies of real decision problems (i.e., choosing multiple courses of action simultaneously), comparing the methods might be more practical.
The optical studies have been carried out and found that the tendency of transmission observed from the specimen with respect to the wavelength of light is practically more suitable for the present trends in communication engineering.
