Sentence examples for impractical to study from inspiring English sources

Self-assembled structures would avoid this dependence on the initial configuration, however, the size and length scales involved make self-assembly impractical to study with atomistic models.

Use of model organisms and systems is common practice in basic biology research because it generates knowledge that is applicable to other, more complex organisms and systems that are impossible or impractical to study (Fields and Johnston 2005).

Perhaps the greatest remaining limiting factor for in situ experiments is specimen thickness, which limits electron penetration, making it impractical to study specimens thicker than roughly 0.5 1.0 μm.

However, within a human cancer, genetic variation due to somatic cell mutation is sufficiently rare that it is impractical to study.

Moreover, establishing a protocol to induce differentiation of hESCs into hematopoietic progenitors provides an easy approach to access to initial steps of hematopoiesis during human ontogeny, which occur in the first weeks of the developing embryo and are therefore impractical to study in vivo.

It would be ideal, although clearly impractical, to study a younger, premenopausal group of women in order to eliminate these confounding factors.

Generally, animal models are needed when it is impractical or unethical to study the target animal.

Many of the things that all of you consider enormously "practical" today exist by virtue of Turing's commitment to study beautiful, impractical things nearly a century ago.

However, it is frequently impractical to perform studies on control subjects to obtain RVs.

Many tumor patients tend to have concomitant nephropathies or allergies, making it impractical to perform the study because of the associated toxicity of contrast administration.

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