Sentence examples for criterion impractical from inspiring English sources
Should complicated MO schemes make the above criterion impractical, the ionic approximation can be estimated from electronegativities.
The premise of a universal failure criterion is impractical given the number of adherend-adhesive configurations and layups available.
Moreover, because the vast majority of women with BV are asymptomatic, application of these criteria may be impractical.
Yet isolating landing sites customized to user-defined criteria has been impractical previously, owing to the onerous and expensive process of characterizing the expression properties of landing site candidates.
About the typing technique used, it is important to note that the apparent molecular mass differences can be useful but present as rather imprecise and impractical criteria for molecular typing of PrPres (Fig. 3).
Because of this reason a fourth hypothetical control group of biopsies from BMT patient without A-GVHD though desired was considered impractical, as various criteria under scrutiny in this study will be deciding if those biopsies would have to be considered negative for A-GVHD.
Reliance on randomized trials as criteria for making recommendations is usually impractical.
With potentially >400 models of interest under consideration (resulting from different combinations of effects), it is impractical to use information criteria for model selection because each model requires its own Markov chain.
However, in routine practice, it is impractical to use both these criteria to select embryos on day 3.
Currently, positive endoscopic biopsy is the standard criterion for gastric cancer diagnosis, but is invasive and impractical for screening high-risk patients who may have multiple suspicious lesions [ 16].
Second, this study included subjects with prediabetes based on HbA1c and FPG criteria, the exclusion of oral glucose overload as criteria for prediabetes was due to it is an expensive and impractical procedure at a primary health-care level.
