Sentence examples for believed to be practically from inspiring English sources
The inhibitor L803 bound at the ABS could lead to an even lower activity, and the unbound GSK-3β(p) is believed to be practically inactive.
The potential for nanotechnology is believed to be practically limitless and the potential for profiting from creating and marketing these advances is the driving force behind an incredibly rapid rush to deliver these applications to the marketplace.
More recently aging has been believed to be caused by accumulation of molecular damage such as DNA damage by free radicals [ 141- 154] but this has been practically disproved [ 113, 155- 168].
Polymers are believed to be the building blocks for the creation of the next generation of materials and devices in practically all areas of biomedical research.
Having a normative perspective involves a desire-like attitude towards what one believes to be required by certain standards, practically rational agents form an instrumental desire to perform such actions.
That there is a market for a Parks & Recreation Ron Swanson Bobble Head Toy shows a profound lack of self-awareness on the part of the purchasers, a group of people whose deep appreciation of the character doesn't extend to considering what Ron Swanson – a hypermasculine character who believes fish to be practically a vegetable – might make of adults collecting figurines.
However, it is quite possible to be practically rational to engage in a doxastic practice while failing to believe it is reliable.
Based on our results, we can assert that the mixed stabilized discontinuous Galerkin formulation of the incompressible miscible displacement problem is mathematically viable, and we also believe it may be practically useful.
Without his help, I believe working would be practically impossible".
We believe that LFP can be practically used as a catalyst due to its high catalytic activity and a good recycling behavior.
