Sentence examples for expected to be practical from inspiring English sources

The technique, which is not expected to be practical for several years, is being developed at Harvard.

The technique is being developed at Harvard, but it is not expected to be practical for several years.

Thus, the numerical calculation model developed in this study is expected to be practical for designing the wet etching conditions.

Therefore, it is not expected to be practical for a bicycle commuter to completely alter their commute route and completely avoid exposure to motorised traffic emissions, particularly those due to factors such as road crossings that dissect off-road paths.

While covering glaciers with plastic sheeting may prove advantageous to ski resorts on a small scale, this practice is not expected to be economically practical on a much larger scale.

Therefore, the coupling process is expected to be a practical and realizable technology applying in membrane separation process.

Controlling dissolved calcium in a continuous recirculation system is not easy to achieve; arsenic removal prior to precipitation of silicates is expected to be more practical.

Thus, the glycosylation of soy protein can be expected to be a practical method used to regulate the thermal aggregation of protein.

Ferromagnetic shape memory alloys (FSMAs) such as NiMnGa are expected to be new practical actuator materials with high driving frequency by magnetic field and large strain due to the shape memory effect (SME).

Although it is expected to be a practical means of measurement now, the resolution perpendicular to the surface is limited to hundreds nanometers because of the difficulty in controlling the evanescent depth, and the difficulty in capturing the particle image if the particles are less than a few hundreds of nanometers caused by its very fast Brownian motion and weak fluorescence.

Participants also expected to be offered practical tools and evidence-based interventions for handling problems specific to the elderly.