Sentence examples for impractical hypothesis from inspiring English sources
However, the mathematical demonstration of the proposed index is based on a somewhat impractical hypothesis that considers impedance without resistive component.
However, difficulties in expressing the CCD independently of the CARD [32] have made this hypothesis impractical to test to date.
We ruled out an experimental design to address the EBF hypothesis as impractical and unethical since, although the role of EBF in prevention of HIV transmission was in question at the time the study was designed, the benefits of this practice for other aspects of maternal and child health were already well-established.
These tests, however, turned out to be impractical for inference more sophisticated than simple null hypothesis testing (e.g. [ 45]).
This supposition is usually impractical.
They are good for generating hypotheses or perhaps when clinical trials are impractical.
Another fruitful direction may be to use a hybrid LR-score approach for large datasets with a large number of hypotheses where the LR test may become impractical.
In addition, they focus experiments through hypothesis generation, identify critical areas where data are missing, and allow virtual experimentation whenever real experiments are impractical or just too expensive.
Good, perhaps, but impractical.
