Sentence examples for impractical to prepare from inspiring English sources

An obvious limitation of this approach is that it is impractical to prepare a completely comprehensive database containing experimental CCS's for all compounds present across metabolomes.

Even though the cryopreservation of E. coli might lead to a loss of viability [ 12, 13] and product yield [ 13], often cryocultures are established from the preculture-MTP, as it can be impractical to prepare a fresh transformation mix for each expression study.

TGF-β131 was expressed at a high level and could be readily purified from the conditioned medium produced by the stably transfected CHO cells, but it proved impractical to prepare an N or N,C uniformly labeled sample for assignment purposes owing to the high cost of the culture medium.

She only teaches you how to make impractical foods, like Cheddar biscuits the size of nickels, which take two hours to prepare, or a vat of caramel.

Fail to prepare; prepare to fail.

"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail".

In an interview, Masback said that it would be impractical to move a 26.2-mile race at the last minute, as well as unfair to athletes who have been preparing for months for the Columbia course.

It is impractical to charge for these individually.

It's not only impractical to attempt to seize this power – it's genuinely totalitarian.

Real lava is impractical to take into the classroom — not to mention searingly hot.

However, he added it was impractical to suggest George Osborne could act without international support.