Sentence examples for leaves the practical from inspiring English sources

Similarly the use of enzyme digestion prior to resuspension was found to reduce cell loss to negligible levels (Fig. 8) although evidently this leaves the practical dilemma of having to employ a separation technique to remove the enzyme.

But it left the practical application of a solution to the groups involved.

While institutions, funders and publishers are plotting out a new path for publishing, they often leave the practical needs of researchers as an afterthought.

Courteous and affable in tone, the book is neither academic study nor polemic, but rather an armchair reader for a vast and varied subject that leaves the reader with practical pointers and a list of interesting references to follow up: from George Orwell's Politics and the English Language to Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow.

She was left facing the practical and financial difficulties of raising a young family alone.

Leaving aside the practical questions (How does Earth type?), this strategy resulted in some enjoyably bizarre sentient-planet conceits.

We all knew this town hall would have no bearing, but my colleagues, while never raising their voices to the most powerful woman on Fleet Street, engaged in some furious question-asking that ranged from the deadly obvious ("Why are you staying while we leave?") to the practical ("What's the tax on my buyout?").

Leaving aside the practical question of his ongoing court case, Mr Strauss-Kahn has suffered badly in the eyes of French opinion.

I'm still a socialist, but I left the party for practical reasons; I went to London to drama school and got swept up with that new life.

You will leave the course with practical field tools and develop a range of skills: needs assessments, project design, community workshops, and discovering evidence-based activities.

Since on either view judicial enquiry so limited would be virtually worthless as a way to contest detention, the government's concession of jurisdiction to hear Hamdi's habeas claim is more theoretical than practical, leaving the assertion of executive authority close to unconditional.