Other women interviewed defended their own irreplaceability -- an artificial womb is still years off -- but argued that men, though an anachronism, do have some impractical value.
As anticipated, the distance between BS and D2D users ceiling effect kicks in at impractical distance values (e.g., >10).
Some may argue that having to calculate a D-dimer cut-off value is impractical in a clinical setting, and that the new value is really a series of multiple cut-off points.
Since it is impractical to get these statistical values from farmers, these values were derived from the county yield data.
Furthermore, because measures of support used in the source trees differ between studies (some source trees include no measures of support), it is impractical and of dubious value to use these measures to assess the robustness of the supertree.
Values for the six disease progression parameters described above (rd, xdu, ru, xds, rs, and σds) are impossible or impractical to observe, and their values can be expected to differ based on disease and patient characteristics of the groups of interest.
Therefore, to approximate the expectation E f 1 h, p ( h, Λ ) we need to determine p(h,Λ) for a grid of channel values, which gets impractical if h has large dimension.
Sometimes it may seem impractical to live by core values in a world seemingly obsessed with power, fame, and fortune.
While measurement of radiocesium concentration in locally produced foodstuffs provides information on the relative contribution of specific food items, it is quite difficult to determine individual values and often impractical.
In practice, given the finite number of cutoff values, it was impractical to set the FPR of the stochastic mapping approach to be identical to that of maximum parsimony.
