Sentence examples for 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.

However in practice this may not be practicable due to the amount of stone and labour involved.

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.

Until recently it has not been practicable to obtain monochromatic light of sufficient intensity and constancy for use under ordinary laboratory conditions, and the saccharimeter with white light illumination has almost universally been used for sugar analysis.

Commuters have long had a ready-made excuse - a twice-daily journey in which it's not been practicable to try achieve much other than reading, solving or sullenly brooding.

The use of a random sample of each GP's patients might have produced more accurate results, 3 although this would have not been practicable due to financial and time restraints.

For the ISC also sets out very clear limits to this exercise in transparency and that means it won't be practicable to "specify the detail of certain arrangements in legislation".

However, implementing such models at the system level may not always be practicable because of their complexity.