Sentence examples for it is a practicable from inspiring English sources
By comparisons from different aspects, the results show that KFD outperforms LDA and QDA and it is a practicable method for lithology identification.
It is a practicable method which documents tumour extension, extracapsular tumour growth, and the status of surgical margins in radical prostatectomy specimens.
Almost all of them seem to think it's a practicable idea, with some reservations.
Allison says testing is a "practicable step that works a lot better than sticking your head in the sand and pretending it's not happening".
Your rights are subject to having informed your employer of the reason for your absence as soon as reasonably practicable (unless it is an emergency, in which case it should be on your return to work), and saying how long you expect to be absent.
The results suggest that when performing classification forecast for data sets of inquiry diagnosis for CHD, ML-kNN achieves better results and it seems to be a practicable solution for multi-label problems in clinical diagnosis in TCM at present.
When it comes to picking a new car, no one can argue plausibly that it is not practicable to find a guilt-free — or significantly less guilty — alternative to a gas-guzzling clunker.
4) There will be enough pastry to make two tart cases but it isn't practicable to make a smaller quantity.
It is not practicable to present a definitive, unequivocal value for each activity as each encompasses a range of alternatives.
However, support for this hypothesis can come only from indirect evidence, as it is not practicable to undertake a prospective longitudinal evaluation of smokers and non-smokers, necessarily lasting for many years, to determine whether NSIP, a relatively rare disorder, develops selectively in some smokers.
In its own quarterly report, British bank Barclays noted possible litigation over $76 billion in bonds issued during the boom, but declined to estimate how much the damage would be in court, saying, "It is not practicable to provide an estimate of the financial impact of the potential exposure".
