Sentence examples for currently impractical from inspiring English sources

They indicated that the use of SmPCs on a regular basis was currently impractical.

In some countries with the highest viral burden, performing these assays is currently impractical.

Explicit treatment of flexibility could lead to a more accurate description of the protein protein complex formation phenomenon, but a full conformational search is currently impractical.

However, ministers say that the reason seven-day working is currently impractical is because of the restrictive nature of the current consultants' contract, which gives senior doctors significant extra pay for working anti-social hours and the right to opt out altogether.

Saying something that seems currently impractical is like a small media suicide – you are seen as foolish.

Exciting, if currently impractical.

Since it is currently rather impractical to model hydrodynamics across areas larger than a couple of thousand km2 at a fine spatial resolution (finer than 100 m), this paper proposes a method to downscale coarse model simulations (model grid size of 100 m to several km) to a fine spatial resolution.

Therefore this application of curium is currently considered impractical.

Since it is currently clinically impractical to distinguish individuals with pre-existing exposure to the circulating strains, we assumed that they received the same vaccination coverage as the susceptible population (i.e. there was no way to preferentially immunize the truly susceptible population).

However, this may currently be impractical due to storage and economic considerations, although we expect that this approach could become much more plausible in the future.

Certain experiments can be performed in yeast, such as comparing retrotransposition frequencies in multiple strains with different host genes deleted, that would currently be impractical, if not impossible, to perform in mammalian cells.