Sentence examples for could be practicable from inspiring English sources
Multiplex approaches are likely to be most effective and, with appropriate translational support, could be practicable.
With low levels of attrition, high levels of adherence and virtually no adverse effects this study suggests that walking groups could be a practicable intervention, acceptable to patients as a line of treatment with a potential for both physiological and psychological health benefits.
Democrats responded today that if 66 other counties had found a linear arrangement to be practicable, then Palm Beach could have done the same.
Although, such an approach could appear computer-intensive it should be practicable, taking into account that DBF-MCL is much faster than hierarchical clustering or MCL run on a whole dataset.
Furthrmore the standardized scanning and interpretive criteria proved to be practicable for independent performance and intrepretation and could be used for further implementation.
We hypothesized that the model of a modified Peyton's Approach for small group teaching would be practicable and well accepted by trainees and skills-lab trainers and could be easily realized by skills-lab tutors.
Because this may not be practicable everywhere, and because at high pressure the gases form dense liquids, experiments have been proposed to explore whether they could be accommodated in hollows in the deepest parts of the ocean floor.
First, we could well assume that the criminal law must be general in form and in its use of coercive threats if it is to be practicable.
Thus, an industrial-scale reactor should be practicable.
Repeat scans should be practicable and acceptable to patients.
