Sentence examples for as a practical concern from inspiring English sources

Although the risk of positive pressure ventilation causing distal air trapping by a check valve mechanism has been suggested in case of a foreign body [6, 7], it has also been suggested that there is no clear clinical evidence in the literature surveyed to support this as a practical concern [8].

As a practical concern in swine husbandry, preventive measures should take into account the fact that bleeding ulcers in the NGR mucosa of pigs' stomachs can be clinical endpoints of a basic progressive pathologic status, showing a sub-clinical course.

As mentioned, a practical concern of voice-tag technology is user acceptability.

As they worked with these shapes, a practical concern grew to become so important that it forced selection of one of these designs.

Its central emphasis was a practical concern for human salvation and for as irenic a settlement of the conflict as was possible without sacrificing that concern.

There's also a practical concern.

As well as practical concerns over restructuring, proposals to create a single authority have not been greeted well by all residents in the surrounding areas.

Maine delves into larger issues of faith as well as practical concerns like shipbuilding and the rounding up of every beast in creation.

The story moves the audience through close details about his intubation, weight loss and atrophy, as well as practical concerns about his career and life going forward; for the sake of sympathy and narrative, we needed to know more about what kind of guy Mr. Hersch is, besides brave.

Many users told the survey the scheme's green aims were as important to them as more practical concerns; in Paris alone, Autolib' claims, it has resulted in a reduction of more than 4.8m tonnes of carbon-dioxide emissions (it is also encouraging a greater take-up of privately owned electric cars by allowing them to use Autolib' charging stations in return for a fee).

Anne starts out as a vivacious charmer in Green Gables, but as she grows up, marries and has children (and grandchildren!) that initial edge loses its sharpness as more practical concerns overtake her.