Sentence examples for makes it impractical for from inspiring English sources

A diagnosis model including demographic, clinical, biological, and radiological parameters has been proposed by Carr et al. 11 This model has a sensitivity of 79% and a specificity of 80%; 12 however, its complexity makes it impractical for routine use.

Its size unfortunately makes it impractical for everyday use — there's no way I'd walk around with this thing on all the time.

Cold exposure is a classic and efficient way to induce browning, but its obvious discomfort, together with risks of hypothermia, makes it impractical for clinical use.

While laser scanning FLIM microscopy is a powerful approach for cell biology [ 30], its small field of view (typically less than 1 mm) makes it impractical for imaging the larger areas of tissue interrogation required for many clinical applications such as screening for disease, guided biopsy or intraoperative imaging.

But a clerihew is too long to tweet, which makes it impractical for this game.

The high cost of new factory tools makes it impractical for manufacturers to produce totally new designs every year.

To deal with this interference, multiuser detection (MUD) can be invoked both at the mobile station (MS) and BS [9], but its complexity increases excessively, thus making it impractical for implementation even at the BS, where complexity is acceptable.

However, this method is limited by its high cost per sample, making it impractical for many studies.

There is also a long cost recovery time for solar panels that make it impractical for all but prosperous homeowners.

There are, indeed, logistical issues that may make it impractical for many New Yorkers to bring their own reusable bags along when they shop.

Duties, some reaching 30 and 40percentt, made it impractical for manufacturers to import all but the most expensive cars from the United States.