Sentence examples for makes it practicable to from inspiring English sources

The powerful control on refractive index and the versatility of this method makes it practicable to prepare antireflective coating on various plastic substrates with optimal performance.

However, many of these measures were abbreviated, adapted or subscales modified in order to make it practicable to collect data in such a large cohort.

That fact that host resistance proteins often recognize the presence of pathogen effectors has made it practicable to screen late blight resistant Solanum species for recognition of putative P. infestans effectors [14].

The interdisciplinary staff of the GEMU emphasises optimal treatment for disorders precipitating somatic and psychiatric conditions, functional problems and the social situation of relevance for the actual hospital stay, while the main focus for the primary health care is to make it practicable and possible for the patient to stay at home as long as possible.

The problem with a "right" to a home birth is that, as the Irish have found, it has to be qualified to make it practicable.

To make it practicable, we need multilevel modeling and simulation methods that make it easy to test, reject, and refine many candidate design plans.

To make it practicable, a carrier - any carrier - needs lots of spectrum, in lots of places, including rural communities.

Its linearity and easily optimized parameters make it practicable for predicting short genes of newly-sequenced or under-studied species.

A scarcity of wavelengths available for civilian use made it seem practicable to corral the fledgling broadcasters, largely emanating from the wireless manufacturers such as Marconi, into one body.

"Are they required to make it technically practicable for future services for this to be allowed?" asked Harris.

The question is whether enough green-burial facilities can be established to make it a practicable option in the rest of the country.