However, the procedure can become very impractical to be performed.
We believe this approach is particularly amenable to automation, can be implemented in such a way as to minimize infection risk and provides many opportunities to investigate bacterial response to antibiotics that would be impractical with other methods.
At the other end of the computational spectrum, massively parallel machines are also impractical because the solutions that can be implemented are very tightly engineered to match exacting specifications; hence a massively parallel solution is specialized and limited in the extent to which it can propagate [ 6, 10].
While it may be economically impractical to replace the latex gloves in our setting, a reduction of the allergen content in latex products is another strategy that can be implemented to address the problem and protect HCWs.
Although impractical for the purposes of this pilot, blinding should be implemented in a large-scale trial, to help avoid the potential for bias [ 10].
Modelling large scale catchments using such kind of models is impractical due to the problem of acquiring the amount of data needed in the models and, therefore, a different approach should be implemented.
Because such short times would be impractical to implement commercially, additional experiments were not run to determine if yields would improve at shorter times.
Shahum explains that the issue of Idaho rolling stops pops up every few years and, while a good idea, it would be impractical to actually implement because that sort of vehicle code regulation would have to come at the state level.
While the most obvious mitigating intervention in response to network damage is the direct reversal of the damage, this may be impractical to implement in the system under study (for example, there may not exist a drug to target the deregulated protein).
