Sentence examples for impractical in view of from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is impractical in view of the great number of types of finite elements and the large variety of technical problems, requiring the choice of one or more problem-specific elements.

It would have been impractical to insist that Dexamethasone be removed when Diethylstilbestrol started, in view of the fact that many would have been on it for some time making rapid withdrawal unsafe.

In view of geographical isolation, this case volume may be impractical in some isolated areas but BCIS suggests that for the UK, PPCI centres should all perform an absolute minimum of 100 PPCI procedures per annum.

In view of the large number of known monosaccharides and the even larger number theoretically feasible, it is impractical to adequately define a static dictionary with all possible monosaccharides and synonyms.

The German government also felt that, in view of the vulnerability of U-boats while on the surface and the British announcement of intentions to arm merchant ships, prior warning of potential targets was impractical.

However, this is impractical in terms of resources and execution time (Cohen et al. 2006).

Unfortunately, manual curation of metabolic reactions becomes impractical in surveys of many metabolic networks.

She dismisses the example of Gandhi's non-violence as impractical in the face of impervious capitalist forces.

However acute pressures on health systems mean that this argument might be impractical in larger numbers of patients".

However, this solution is impractical in most cases of interest.

Nevertheless, the WHO considers travel restriction to be impractical in the majority of countries [ 12].