Sentence examples for lack of practically from inspiring English sources

These indirect impacts are difficult to quantify and there is a lack of practically applicable criteria and indicators".

But a lack of investment "practically guarantees lack of production growth".

Thus, in view of the lack of a practically useful diagnostic tool, we explored an alternative strategy by screening for small-molecule biomarkers.

"What this lack of regulation means practically is that dogs can be used in training and in hunting to come into a direct physical confrontation with wolves," Ms. Sinykin said.

When you combine an industry culture where a lack of ethics is practically regarded as the standard way of doing business with an unwillingness by government officials to hold that industry accountable to the law, and then add into the mix that the industry in question has the power to wreck the entire economy, you have the deadliest possible problem.

These donors stand to benefit tremendously from herding working class Americans into the "paycheck" trap, so that the majority are so bound by their financial needs and so limited by their lack of opportunity that they practically become slaves to their employers.

The lack of statistically significant and practically relevant findings may be especially important given the small number of studies and participants included in many of the covariate analyses.

However, although Azospirillum spp. seem remarkable in their apparent lack of specificity in promoting growth of practically every plant genus and species investigated so far (Pereg et al. 2016), there are also indications that species and strains may vary in determinants of niche-specific adaptation to the rhizosphere that affect plant microbe interactions (Wisniewski-Dyé et al. 2012).

The practically complete lack of expression of the A94fs199X-hSyn II mutant after cDNA transfection could be attributable to poor translation efficiency and/or fast degradation of the aberrant protein.

"They were practically paralyzed for lack of resources," said Mr. Garzón, who announced his resignation this month, possibly to run for president.

If fear outweighs love in what follows, it's not for lack of trying: at one point he practically begs the Nigerian teacher he talks to in Plaistow to tell him something positive about her pupils.