Sentence examples for not yet practicable from inspiring English sources
However, the technology is not yet practicable as the fuel concentration of products is too low.
This type of laser treatment is presently not yet practicable in a techno-economically reasonable way, but it offers innovative possibilities for future developments.
While many obstacles need to be overcome and the technology is not yet practicable, the implications for our current state of knowledge are profound.
The primary challenge to understand the transcriptional regulation network is to measure the activities of the transcription factors at genome-scale, which are not yet practicable.
To enter a caveat: it is not yet practicable to use a mean flux-based methodology for clinical wound class prediction.
By the end of 1915 he was convinced of the need for military conscription, but he never publicly advocated it, in deference to Prime Minister Herbert H. Asquith's belief that conscription was not yet politically practicable.
Kosugi et al. reported that the gluteal-fold flap was a good technique for the repair of rectovaginal fistulas [3], but this technique has not yet proved practicable for the treatment of rectourethral fistulas because it is impossible to approach the side of the urethra.
Unfortunately, GM damage is poorly evaluated by conventional MRI and to achieve more accurate estimates of such a damage it requires multiparametric MRI approach including unconventional and quantitative MRI techniques, many of which are not yet available or practicable in routine diagnostics.
Tissue engineering techniques to enhance the healing in situ are promising but have not yet evolved to a practicable level.
The report says the government "has not yet convinced all local authorities that its plans for collection of recyclable wastes are appropriate or practicable".
