Our results confirm that at a group level, self-report measures in a community-based setting is a useful tool for estimating the prevalence of overweight and obesity, particularly when impractical to take independent measurements.
Conventional analytical methods are time-consuming, expensive and impractical, particularly for measuring at depth.
The old place was too small, too cramped, too impractical, particularly for fans in their bulky fall garb.
Now a trip home is often impractical, particularly in the large cities, but the traditional work schedule with the long afternoon break has largely remained.
They say the rules are particularly onerous and impractical in places like San Francisco or New York, where tourists are unlikely to have packed a reusable bag.
The peculiarities of NCL have been discussed in the paper, especially those that make it particularly difficult or impractical to be validated by XML Schema or DTD, standards commonly used with other XML-based languages employed in iTV, such as SMIL, XHTML and BML.
However, for species with generation times on the order of years, this will be impractical, particularly in conservation and management situations.
Our studies assessed closed loop delivery of insulin in preparation for home testing, when recalibration of a sensor is impractical (particularly overnight), and multiple sensors, although improving accuracy, are inconvenient and likely to affect users' satisfaction.
Some promises are soon forgotten; others, particularly "land for land", prove impractical in densely populated Asia.
