Sentence examples for most practical application from inspiring English sources

The most practical application of SCNT is in the reproductive cloning of farm animals that have exceptional qualities, such as the ability to produce large quantities of milk.

Although the software can muddy the distinction between what is real and what is virtual, its most practical application would be in commerce and helping people search for bargains in the real world.

The most practical application of these scoring systems is probably that, with the information provided, the operator is able to discuss with referring physicians, patients, and family members the expected outcomes of this challenging procedure.

The most practical application of 244Cm — though rather limited in total volume — is as α-particle source in the alpha particle X-ray spectrometers (APXS).

Furthermore, advanced combination analysis, the most practical application in EXPath, exposes the powerful pipeline for comparative expression analysis in plants.

One of the most practical application of the concept of molecular recognition are docking strategies, either small molecule or protein docking.

Although the considered scenario differs from most practical applications where high pressure hydrogen is released into air, the results may be applicable toward cases where hydrogen leaks are shock assisted through holes in fuel cell membranes.

But most practical applications of all-green energy remain years off, if not decades.

While simple mathematical expressions for the magnetic field can be derived for a few current configurations, most practical applications require the use of high-speed computers.

These beams are monochromatic for most practical applications; other optics can be added to limit laser oscillation to a single longitudinal mode and an even narrower range of wavelengths.

Consequently linguists' idealized grammars need to be made variation-tolerant in most practical applications.