Not only does it requires the buyer to be home when their delivery arrives — you can hardly expect your neighbor to look after your new product and pick up the tab for it — but managing cash floats, and the added expense of redeliveries is both painful and costly, not to mention impractical.
Removing structural components is very expensive, not to mention impractical to perform in the cold of a Northeast winter, and thus has not been common practice for homes flooded by Sandy, according to Sothern.
In a word, the insufficient tolerance to both high pH and COD of the above mentioned microorganisms made industrial application impractical.
A typical class consists of methods based on the second-largest eigenvalue of the transitions probability matrix, but due to reasons already mentioned above, these approaches can be impractical for larger networks.
As mentioned under materials and methods, such evaluation would be impractical as clinical study due to obvious ethical limitations in organizing proper controls.
The 2-stage approach was first mentioned by Marsan and Sagot [ 32], who nonetheless deemed it impractical due to the high resource consumption.
Since that interview, Mr. Cuomo has not mentioned the idea, and his aides have acknowledged that it would be impractical.
Improvised mounting of "starlight scope[s]" in the bomb bay of the B-26 is also mentioned in oral history reports, and this fit was found to be largely impractical.
These high rates of insufficient samples as reported from the UMCU make its use impractical in a clinical setting, and supports the operator dependence as mentioned above.
Despite the discoveries mentioned above, CFD tests have not yet become routine, mainly due to the fact that current methods of CFD level analysis are impractical for routine clinical laboratory use.
