Sentence examples for clearly practical from inspiring English sources

Clearly, practical CBF designs which can deliver the expected performance gains are finally available.a. Coordinated multipoint transmission/reception (CoMP) [1 3] is currently attracting a lot of attention (e.g., in Long Term Evolution-Advanced (LTE-A)).

In this case, uploading the files to Outlook was functionally the same as production through a professional vendor, and was clearly practical for the producing party.

The emphasis on immune-inducing proteins is clearly practical, but it may overlook changes in the remaining gene segments (26).

There are clearly practical challenges in moving beyond one's comfort zone, but for the greater good (of tackling the immense challenges of understanding brain workings and neurological disease), I think that this needs to be done on a regular basis.

However, HC infusions are cumbersome and clearly not practical in general clinical practice.

There are clearly formidable practical and commercial problems in doing so.

The "visit" section quickly and clearly provides practical information on the museum's opening times, directions and accessibility, group visits, what's on and tickets.

Again, this position is a bit disingenuous, undermined by the fact that both writers so clearly derive practical inspiration from their interaction with the wild.

It would clearly be practical and would have a medical benefit, too: it would eliminate the risk of virus and bacteria transmission from those pens attached to store counters when we sign credit card slips.

Clearly, the practical applications for delivering goods with ParrotMini drones is limited.

Staff members found the system mostly useful, clearly presented, practical, and easy to learn and use.