Sentence examples for less practically from inspiring English sources
Three for schizophrenia, strokes and a circulatory illness known as peripheral arterial occlusive disease have been specifically identified.Some less practically applicable biology has come out of deCODE's mapping effort, too.
Nor did it much improve on David Cameron's commitment to cap net migrant numbers – a pledge with the dubious honour of being even more politically cynical and less practically attainable than George Osborne's fiscal targets.
Other less practically minded MPs would see it as the golden opportunity to get rid of a prime minister from the modernising wing of the party, who they have never liked, and replace him with a full-blooded Eurosceptic.
I'd frankly rather see a sequel to a far less practically conceived spy blockbuster, Guy Ritchie's The Man From UNCLE (Warner, 12), not that one will be forthcoming, after this quaintly japey cold war throwback all too inevitably evaporated at the box office.
It's well known that the body adapts to weight loss in a way that makes weight gain really easy - the body becomes very efficient with energy, and starts doing more with less, practically needing fewer calories for its usual maintenance.
Because 30% DMSO significantly hindered agarose gel electrophoresis and gel isolation of the resulting longer restriction fragments, it was less practically suitable than 20% DMSO.
"A murder, no less, and practically in the family!
Going out of season involves certain hardships, but you pay less and practically have the place to yourself.
This corresponds to an extremely low propagation of one nanometer per cycle and means that defects providing Gmax equal to 317 J/m2 or less would practically not grow due to fatigue.
The literature reviewed by author reveals that, (i) There are less or practically no inference of maintenance strategy selection based on agile maintenance enabler attributes, (ii) There are less inferences of application of Graphical methods for selection of maintenance alternatives of SGU in thermal power plant, (iii) Fuzziness is not included in graphical methods.
Anything less is practically un-Australian.
