Sentence examples for impractical alternative from inspiring English sources

Manual review of codified data by clinical experts, in the absence of patient notes, is a very time-consuming and impractical alternative approach which does not overcome either of these limitations and it may also be subject to operator error or observer bias.

Because this is impractical, an alternative method has been used based on the definitions developed by international organisations like IUPAC and ISO [ 3].The LOD is operationally defined as three times the reproducibility standard deviation at a low level (NEN 7777, 2003).

The Admiralty rejected a design featuring five triple turrets as impractical, while an alternative design fitting four quadruple turrets was rejected as an effective quadruple turret could not be developed.

As this is often impractical, as an alternative, we will rely the KEGG pathway database [ 20] as a source of "verified" interactions and network topologies that can be used to assess the fidelity of our predicted networks.

Using a wire several miles long was impractical, so the obvious alternative was to use radio instead.

Restricted and limited availability of toxins makes the synthesis of alternative derivatives impractical unless sufficient yield can be achieved for immunogen production.

While it is impractical to validate by alternative methods the protein expression measurements for all 150+ ECM proteins observed in our proteomics experiments, we have included immunoblot data (for LTBP3, EGLN1 and CYR61) and immunohistochemical staining (LTBP3) that confirm the differential expression of these proteins (see Figure 2 figure supplement 1).

It may also be impractical to detail all alternatives (e.g., every possible screening frequency or combination of tests).

Rapid and reliable species identification methods using molecular barcodes coupled to biosensor detection tools have received increasing attention over the past decade as an alternative to the impractical standard microscopic counting-based techniques.

Whatever the numbers, obviously, making house calls is impractical, but there must be alternatives.

But in its preliminary reports on the Millennium, the energy commission has suggested that those alternatives could be impractical and more costly.