Sentence examples for impractical to identify from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it seems impractical to identify all PNSP carriers.

It is impractical to identify effective drug combinations by large-scale drug screening experiments, since the number of combinations increases exponentially with the number of screened drugs.

First, it would be impractical to identify all fungi sampled, and second there is no reason to expect that pathogens and non-pathogens differ in their abiotic requirements for growth.

Unlike the ME algorithms with fixed search ranges, for example, the full search algorithm, it is impractical to precisely identify the number of computational steps for ACQPPS.

This model assumes that the activities of CICs are governed by re-entry into the cell cycle, which is in fact a low-probability stochastic event, making it impractical to realistically identify the tumor-initiating subset.

Such definitive obligations may be impractical because of inability to identify uncertain future conditions or because of inability to characterize complex adaptations adequately even when the contingencies themselves can be identified in advance.

Due to the multi-faceted combination of catchment controls, ecological change and cultural legacy, it is impractical, if not impossible, to identify an originally natural condition and thus restore European rivers to their pre-transformation state (naturalisation).

Unfortunately, the use of volunteers to identify these scofflaws is impractical.

High-throughput screening is useful to identify possible drug combinations; however, it is impractical to screen all possible drug combinations for all possible indications.

It is impractical and excessively time consuming to manually curate 70 genomes in order to identify all the GIs in them.

Trying to identify potential criminals before they've even started school seems impractical.