Sentence examples for impractical to assess from inspiring English sources
Given the vast scope, there is perhaps no need, and logistically impractical, to assess every aspect of knowledge implied in Read's (2004) three meanings of depth (Schmitt 2014).
Hence, it seems impractical to assess how close each scanner can reach SUVmean of 4. Instead, DRO was smoothed to match SUVs of the targets in each of SPECT/CT systems with the corresponding SUVs in DRO. 3.
Hence, it seems impractical to assess how close each scanner can reach SUVmean of 4. Instead, DRO was smoothed to match SUVs of the targets in each of SPECT/CT systems with the corresponding SUVs in DRO.
Since it is impractical to assess local HNE-PI3 balance in lung, monitoring the plasma HNE-PI3 balance is a good alternative.
However, it would be impractical to assess every US newspaper and, if included in this study, many additional titles would not be in the Top 200 rankings by circulation.
We removed items that were duplicated, impractical to assess, and rephrased items for clarity.
" " The long lead time between discovering new ways to influence tumour progression, and their (possible) translation into new treatments, means that impact on patients is an impractical way to assess research impact.
Measurement of bone mineral density (BMD) is the standard tool to assess susceptibility to fracture, but it is costly and impractical to measure BMD in all inpatients.
Wild and domesticated mammals are so interlocked with our political and social history that it is impractical to attempt to assess the relationship in precise economic terms.
Many years ago it was impractical to measure certain ions such as lactate, and it remains impractical to measure others such as sulfate.
