Sentence examples for limited practical relevance from inspiring English sources

Other techniques have also been developed such as nucleic acid sequence based amplification (NASBA), although until now they have had limited practical relevance for food monitoring and control.

Our experimental section, however, reveals the limited practical relevance of these theoretical arguments for "average" decision makers.

Therefore, questions about the applicability of specific exemptions to certain space-related uses are of limited practical relevance.

That too has limited practical implications.

Models developed in the literature have always ignored the lead times associated with delivering items to replenish the kit, thereby limiting the practical relevance of the proposed solutions.

That's going to limit practical implementation.

Creep behavior and degradation of creep properties of high-temperature materials are phenomena of major practical relevance, often limiting the lives of components and structures designed to operate for long periods under stress at elevated temperatures.

Even though the choice of the gold standard with transcription factor-gene regulatory interactions enables this study, its practical relevance may be limited in the organisms/settings where all transcription factors have already been identified.

Despite its theoretical and practical relevance, there is only limited scientific work that provides insights into the type of non-health outcomes that are (most) relevant to consider for use in economic evaluations of health promotion (programs).

Nagasaki et al. (2006) and Yoshida et al. (2008) reported that the practical relevance of the SMC was limited by estimations of only a few parameters.

As long as the emergency liquidity measures are in place the practical relevance of this policy rate is limited (the effective overnight interest rate in the market is now nearer to 9.5%, down from 10.25%).