Sentence examples for for which practically from inspiring English sources

In the case of primary goods, such as coffee, that are produced only in the less-developed countries and for which practically no substitutes exist, action to increase prices can easily be taken if demand is not too much affected by price increases.

Taking advantage of the capabilities of reversed micelles as universal solubilization media, the composite tyrosinase electrode was used for the determination of benzoic acid in two different kind of samples: mayonnaise sauce, which is a highly hydrophobic matrix, and Cola soft drinks, a hydrophilic matrix for which practically no sample treatment is necessary.

The mathematical model continues to be based purely on the classical definition of cancer as uncontrolled proliferation of cells with the potential for invasion and metastasis, simplified for gliomas, which practically do not metastasise.

Take those overblown fenders, for starters, which practically scream "little-man complex".

The "CSI" series have been doing that for years, which practically makes it a CBS trademark: Katie Couric may well start using them to illustrate medical features on the "CBS Evening News".

In contrast for endophilin K8 which, practically, lacks the hydrophobic insertions, we obtained generation of the tubular phase in the absence of the vesicular one (not shown).

These women, foraging for those golden nuggets, which practically litter the ground every fall, know something that you don't: the culinary and medicinal delights of ginkgo nuts, which, among other things, are traditionally served at Chinese weddings.

The same goes for "Good Morning America," which practically turns itself into an appendage of "Dancing With The Stars" when that show is on, or even for "CBS This Morning," which always has time for one of that network's stars.

But Mines is worried the dispensaries may have rushed into business in a city where customers may be as scant as regulations on medical marijuana are tight -- unlike the city's California counterpart, which is famous for the ease with which practically anyone can get a medical marijuana card.

Among his accomplishments are two CD's, "Solo Piano," and "Solo Piano II," but he is probably most widely known for his song "Never Stop," which practically everyone has heard, since Apple used part of it as the theme song of the first iPad commercials.

iPS cell banks are being expanded to cover 170 different HLA genotypes which, practically speaking, allows for an immuno-compatible match for 80% of the Japanese population [ 19].