Sentence examples for may not be practicable from inspiring English sources

Although this is an approach for early diagnosis of DHF by antigen assay, it may not be practicable in clinical practice as it is a tissue diagnosis based on postmortem tissue analysis of fatal cases.

Determination of MIC may not be practicable in routine laboratory practice, particularly outside of a reference laboratory in developing countries.

As Armitage is not a specialist Sevens player, he is understood to have accepted this may not be practicable.

Because this may not be practicable everywhere, and because at high pressure the gases form dense liquids, experiments have been proposed to explore whether they could be accommodated in hollows in the deepest parts of the ocean floor.

Nevertheless, it may not be practicable in the case of the forming high strength steels of moderate thickness because of the comparable higher press loads required to shape the blank.

Any such filing must include all information required by the applicable form, including the price of the securities to be sold, at the time that the filing without the delaying amendment is made (which may not be practicable for many offerings).

Brief information provision as part of a staged approach to consent may therefore not be practicable in the paediatric emergency care setting.

(A design, incidentally, that would not be practicable on cost grounds).

The NMR logs are advantageous in formation pore structure evaluation, whereas they may not be always practicable, because the NMR logs are acquired only in the limited wells.

In contrast, prior work considered careHPV testing in relation to HC2 testing and cervical cytology, which may not be readily practicable alternatives in this setting.

In cases for which field testing is not practicable, or in extended operating conditions, measurement error standard deviations may not be accurately known.