Sentence examples for it more practicable from inspiring English sources

In our study we found it more practicable to look at intussusceptions diagnosed at operation, and then retrospectively analyze them.

In the proposed MLE, owing to the Kalman position prediction feedback and fuzzy modeling, it is easier to realize the LOS/NLOS identification, making it a more practicable approach.

In contrast, ROTEM provides a number of advantages that render it much more practicable for routine clinical use at the bedside or in the operating room.

Because this concept simplifies the catalyst preparation, it represents a more practicable and economic approach.

Experts heralded the "important" discovery yesterday, saying it could make hydrogen a more practicable source of green energy.

Consequently, the determination of CXCL13 is more practicable, as it requires a smaller amount of CSF and serum for a single assay.

Compared to a transect approach, the point sampling approach proved to be more practicable in terms of field work efficiency - it is easier to locate a circle than to follow a predefined transect across the whole study area - provokes fewer conflicts with land owners and provides more representative data with equal efforts.

Hence, use of direct sunlight is more practicable (Bishnoi et al. 2018) because of its availability.

A better idea seems to be a rigorous rethink – to assess whether it should remain as one gargantuan body trying to cover every area, or should splinter into smaller, more practicable units covering separate aspects?

"Realism is a more practicable term.

Tax policy must be made more practicable and the tax system more coherent.