Sentence examples for impractical to measure from inspiring English sources
It is always impractical to measure the fatigue crack growth rate in the thickness direction of a plate using a standard specimen because of the limited plate thickness.
As it is impractical to measure these parameters for the large number of foods that exist, the use of advanced mathematical models in the food industry is still limited.
Since it is impractical to measure equilibrium data at any desired temperature and pressure, particularly near critical region, thermodynamic models based on equation of state (EOS) are usually used for VLE estimating.
In the M-BWAP we did not consider the negative inspiratory pressure ≤ 20 cmH2O, the positive expiratory pressure ≥ 30 cmH2O, the vital capacity and the PaCO2 of approximately 40 mmHg with minute ventilation < 10 L/min, which were impractical to measure systematically at bedside in the ICU [35, 36].
Many years ago it was impractical to measure certain ions such as lactate, and it remains impractical to measure others such as sulfate.
However, it was impractical to measure all mammograms in the participating institutions.
This meaningful health aspect can be measured directly or measured indirectly when it is impractical to evaluate it directly or when it is difficult to measure.
It is still often impractical to prospectively measure personal inhalation, dermal, and ingestion exposure.
Similarly, selection on GEBVs for correlated indicator traits can be used where it is impractical to directly measure CH4 on enough animals to establish a reference population.
The proposed changes would affect a broad range of industries and would let police officers and others crack down on offenders by letting them use their own ears in most cases to judge what constitutes excessive noise, instead of depending on the cumbersome and often impractical noise meters now used to measure decibels.
1– 4 This long interval between treatment and secondary malignancy development makes the risk difficult to measure and impractical to test through large prospective clinical trials.
