Sentence examples for define in practice from inspiring English sources

Economists suggested that there was a phenomenon, dubbed the natural rate of unemployment, causing this odd behaviour; when governments try to force unemployment below that rate, then inflation accelerates.The NAIRU is rather like the output gap;; a concept that is useful in theory but very hard to define in practice.

However, the threshold for overdrinking is often difficult to define in practice.

Furthermore, what exactly constituted "Northern property" proved hard to define in practice.

Although conceptually the GTV is usually the easiest to define, in practice the edges of the GTV are not necessarily always clear.

There appears to be a high degree of monastic involvement with lay society, and the provision of special amenities for monks who prefer a strictly contemplative life, as in Sri Lanka and Thailand, has been well defined in practice.

The structural condition at a given time is measured in terms of the system's remaining life, which is defined in practice by an appropriate structural performance indicator (e.g., inter-story drift).

These areas of implementation are required to prevent carbon emissions that are likely to occur in the absence of REDD+ actions (ie, provide additional benefit to carbon stocks compared with the status quo), and are often defined in practice as high carbon density areas at high risk of loss [4].

We explore the impact of administering blood pressure lowering drugs to individuals of this virtual population, considered separately by gender and age categories, following specific multidimensional rules as defined in practice guidelines.

However, predictor variables may not always be clearly defined in practice.

Although, in principle, penetrance and expressivity are distinct terms with specific meanings (depending upon the way a given clinical phenotype is defined), in practice they are closely inter-related and likely to manifest via similar mechanisms.

Although, in principle, the FACS selection should work such that a cell with expression level anywhere within the selection window has 100% probability to be selected, and 0% probability to be selected if the cell's expression is anywhere outside the selection window, it is unrealistic to assume that the boundaries of the selection window are so precisely defined in practice.