Sentence examples for in a practicable from inspiring English sources

In a practicable view, it is meaningful to set up acidibility as a new water quality index, which can be used to guide the design of acidification technique in various high concentration organic wastewater treatment practices.

Such slow HfO2 etching rate is advantageous with respect to previous reports using SF6/Ar [8] from the process control viewpoint, as it allows to process a typical 2-nm-thick gate oxide in a practicable etching time, i.e. approximately 30 s.

This allowed convergence at a far faster rate in a practicable timescale.

Non-homologous end joining repair-based BCL11A enhancer editing approaching complete allelic disruption in HSCs is a practicable therapeutic strategy to produce durable HbF induction.

In this paper, a practicable local damage detection method is proposed using the vibratory power estimated from the accelerations measured on the damaged beam structure.

In industrial catalysts, a practicable solution to the problem is to enhance the interaction between metals and supports by modification of the support surface; however, the metal nanoparticles may react with the supports or modifiers to form low-activity phases, and resulting in a decrease of their catalytic activity [11, 12].

Report of a reconnaissance and survey in California in connection with explorations for a practicable railway route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean in 1853.

Germany was working with others in Europe to find "a practicable way out of the crisis for Greece," he added.

Despite general problems of transferability of preclinical results to clinical settings, our study suggests that small animal PET imaging using a suitable animal model combined with ex vivo and in vitro experiments is a practicable approach for comparative Aβ tracer assessment.

In recent years, operative laparoscopy has developed rapidly and now makes laparoscopic pelvic denervation a practicable option in the management of chronic pelvic pain.

This paper describes in a very practicable way the operating conditions of the iodide iodate reaction system used to quantify micromixing phenomena in chemical reactors and mixers.