Sentence examples for more practicable to from inspiring English sources

Each of these is likely to be cheaper and more practicable to use than artemether-lumefantrine but still likely to be more expensive that AQ+SP or CQ+SP.

In our study we found it more practicable to look at intussusceptions diagnosed at operation, and then retrospectively analyze them.

Although the treatment programmes may prolong the life of patients, the effective education programmes would be more practicable to prevent people from the disease.

However, while the development of new measures is a time-consuming process, the adaptation and evaluation of an already-available measure may be a more practicable approach to achieving the goal of regular in-clinic patient assessment.

An oral vaccine for badgers that would be much more practicable is said to be a few years off.

Compared to a transect approach, the point sampling approach proved to be more practicable in terms of field work efficiency - it is easier to locate a circle than to follow a predefined transect across the whole study area - provokes fewer conflicts with land owners and provides more representative data with equal efforts.

For MPV analysis, citrate anticoagulation as used for RBC sedimentatio seems more practicable and reliable compared to EDTA (von Stein, 2004).

As Augustine says, "There was, of course, according to a more practicable definition, a commonwealth of a sort" (ibid).

These issues are discussed and an alternative method is described that is designed to be more practicable for the buildings application area.

To test the validity of these results in a more practicable context, we turned our attention to data sets with a broader taxonomic sampling.

Mr. Grant is dead right about the long-run tendency of central banks to debase their own paper currencies, but permanently returning the dollar to a gold standard is no more practicable than reducing the government's size to 19th-century levels.