Sentence examples for it is practically confirmed from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of that event, officials have determined that it is "practically confirmed" that the death of one of the two people was drug-related, reports The Bubble.
Moreover, the analytical formulation of these probabilities is practically confirmed by using an importance sampling method, a Monte Carlo strategy of numerical simulation that can be used to compute rare events.
The clear examples of well-established knowledge are laws of mechanics discovered by Sir Isaac Newton three centuries ago, laws of thermodynamics, Maxwell equations and quantum mechanics; they make the theoretical basement for modern technology being practically confirmed within centuries under certain physico-chemical limitations (range of speed, temperature, temporal and spatial resolution etc).
Validation is not theoretically essential for a GS scheme (Fig. 1), although it is practically important to confirm the adequacy of a GS model before moving onto the breeding phase.
Ideally, each of these enzyme specificities should be confirmed experimentally, however, it is practically impossible to check all enzymes for all compounds at present, as such experiments would be both costly and time-consuming to perform.
It is practically indestructible.
It is practically a star.
It is practically a French colony.
Now it is practically closed.
It is practically vertical, to be fair.
"It is practically impossible".
