Sentence examples for extended in practice from inspiring English sources

However, we find that this approach cannot be extended in practice, even by using in-silico models, because of two main reasons: First, it is computationally intractable, and second, and perhaps more important, it is not clear how the results obtained can actually be transcribed to measures of system size or complexity, or to yield a more useful functional gene annotation.

So the freedom to die extends, in practice, to children and the unlucky as well as the improvident.

Vargas, however, did not change the private-enterprise system, nor did his social reforms extend in practice to the rural poor.

It is our intention that these principles will extend in practice to all areas of public life and be endorsed by society as a whole.

While many biodiversity-friendly elements of traditional agriculture have been maintained, further developed or extended in modern agricultural practices in some regions, the biodiversity conservation in the agricultural landscapes is generally lacking of efficient policy support.

Symptom questionnaires are regularly used in research and also, but to a lesser extend, in clinical practice.

"A sustainable future for commercial fishing was entrenched in the original plan and there is no need commercially or justification environmentally for commercial practices to be extended in to a marine national park," Burke said.

The ban was extended in 1927 and 1937, and in 1945 immigration law were applied in practice until 1954.

Further in-depth training and extended practice in indirect ophthalmoscopy may help to minimize this in future studies.

In Group 5 we found a tendency that extended practice in the initial training set was followed by a smaller drop in performance during the break compared to Group 3 (t = 1.97, p = 0.068 and group 4 (t = 1.86, p = 0.08).

High dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy is a highly extended practice in clinical brachytherapy today.