Sentence examples for impractical to conduct from inspiring English sources

For many deep-water species it is impractical to conduct scientific surveys to assess the state of the stocks.

Individuals and corporations typically confer the bulk of their patronage on banks in their local community; they find it impractical to conduct their banking business at a distance.

First, currently in Japan it is unrealistic and impractical to conduct this type of assessment in a top-down fashion, as there is no official policy regarding establishing classroom English use assessment for upper secondary schools at a national or regional scale.

Substantial delays to travelers and ethical concerns such as follow-up treatment made it impractical to conduct this study in an airport setting.

This study demonstrates that it is possible to facilitate economic evaluations for specific health conditions when a preference-based measure has not been administered and when it would be impractical to conduct a valuation survey using methods such as SG or TTO.

Cohort studies are time consuming and expensive to conduct, and are impractical for rare diseases, whereas case-control designs can be affected by selection bias or information bias.

Computational modeling makes it possible to conduct virtual experiments that are impractical to perform in real life and thereby allows a more full understanding of pneumococcal epidemiology and control efforts.

However, the complexity of the formulation, the large number of parameters involved, and the difficulty and time required to conduct clay tests make this approach impractical.

To conduct experiments testing each possible combination is impractical within a limited time period.

The use of real systems to conduct research could be an expensive task or impractical to users of the application such as the residents of the served building.

Though I know all the reasons why a trial in an Afghan court would be impractical and unfair, I don't have any more confidence in the ability of an American military court to conduct a trial that gives people in this country or, especially, in Afghanistan, a sense of justice done.