Sentence examples for is practical to analyse from inspiring English sources

Firstly, it is practical to analyse large numbers of samples.

Though it may not be practical to conduct additional, more quantitative analyses in these parents, or to survey additional tissues, this possibility should be added to the Discussion.

The growing availability of cryogenically preserved human hepatocytes could partially solve this dilemma in that it may be practical to perform kinetic and genetic analyses on a large number of donors in a rapid and cost-effective manner.

that will not be practical to test.

A sample size of 10 12 patients from each group was proposed as being likely to represent a range of views while also being practical for researchers to analyse.

Finally, for practical implementation, it is necessary to analyse also the computational complexity of compared RF-REM construction methods.

Practical experiments were conducted to analyse the liquid composite electrolyte conductivity in an alternating electric current field.

Real sample analysis of tap water, river water was executed to analyse the practical applicability of the sensor.

One could easily recommend reducing this small risk of overestimating support by representing each bootstrap replicate by a consensus tree derived from multiple searches, but this probably suffers from a too high cost-benefit ratio to be practical in most analyses: 10 ratchet iterations require roughly a 20-fold search time compared to a simple search.

Branch and bound or genetic algorithms may not be practical when analysing multiple sets of visit requests, as required in simulation experiments, but they would provide a valuable comparison to determine the range of validity for the simple algorithm adopted in this study.

It's urgent to analyse it".