Sentence examples for be a practical strategy from inspiring English sources
Our data indicate a lower risk with continuous infusions compared with bolus dosing, but in practice this would neither allow dose escalation nor be a practical strategy to minimize cardiotoxicity in 'at risk' groups.
Therefore, polymer blending based on interpolymer interactions could be a practical strategy for designing excellent solid dispersion formulations.
The results in this study indicated that CSTR-BES could be a practical strategy for upgrading conventional anaerobic facilities against refractory wastewater treatment.
If roadside noise barriers or tree stands are found to consistently lower ground-level air pollution concentrations in the near-road environment, this may be a practical strategy for reducing exposures to air contaminants along populated traffic corridors.
This demonstrated that both Bph6 and Bph9 are complete dominance genes and combining such both genes would be a practical strategy of hybrid improvement and production for rice breeders.
Fortunately, the breeder can transfer the different R genes into the male sterility line (maternal parent) and the restorer line (paternal parent), respectively, which might be a practical strategy to use the dosage effects of Pi2, Pi9 and Pigm in hybrid rice.
Parent transportation to activity locations is a practical strategy for increasing youth PA that has rarely been examined.
As an alternative, alloying Ni with transition metals is a practical strategy to enhance the sulfur resistance while taking advantage of Ni metal.
These results suggest that combining mRPCs with PGS scaffolds for subretinal transplantation is a practical strategy for advancing retinal tissue engineering as a restorative therapy.
As a result, the present study was an attempt to investigate whether blue-enriched white light illumination was a practical strategy to decrease sleepiness and improve cognitive performance during night shifts.
These findings suggest that N fertilization plus biochar application at 3 t ha−1 is a practical strategy for reducing yield-scaled N2O emissions from maize fields in the North China Plain.
