Sentence examples for largely impractical from inspiring English sources

However, these methods remain expensive and time consuming, and are largely impractical for organisms with relatively large genomes.

However, these measures are largely impractical beyond a limited number of respiratory isolation rooms due to the large amounts of air exchange needed to significantly reduce the threat of infection and are therefore costly in terms of heating and cooling these large amounts of air.

While generally saluting this kind of outside-the-box thinking, some other asteroid experts find Dr. Spitale's ideas largely impractical.

Earlier this year, Donna Karan succeeded in wooing Blanchett to represent the latest incarnation of the "real woman" the designer claims to have in mind when she whips up her costly and largely impractical couture collections.

Suture repair techniques that involve encircling the tear have been discussed but have remained largely impractical because of the anatomic constraints of the arthroscopic knee.

It's still a tech that seems largely impractical for most daily applications, but if Apple really wants to boost their appeal for accessibility-oriented consumers, it's a logical place to explore.

Both have been used in early studies of the three-dimensional structure of cones, but more detailed and exhaustive studies have largely been impractical because of eye motion artifacts that prevent tracking of individual cones.

But even local supporters of Better Place worry that the switching stations, which could cost as much as $1 million each to build, are impractical, largely because the stations may need to stock a wide range of batteries to accommodate cars from different manufacturers.

There used to be time when the idea of a national moratorium on foreclosures was largely seen as an impractical, if not radical, idea.

While treating critically ill patients in weightlessness is impractical, prone ventilation largely accomplishes the same effect.

For large-scale detection of QTL, however, such combined inference is usually computationally impractical; it is also largely unnecessary given the existence of fast and powerful regression-based alternatives.