Sentence examples for perceived impractical from inspiring English sources
Dissatisfaction with pain relief treatments was expressed in three main areas: perceived impractical suggestions about pain management, inadequate pain relief, and unclear information being provided at consultation.
If telestroke involved an extra 'stop' for the patient, the service was perceived as impractical.
10 It is likely that SPCs are perceived as impractical when medication adjustments need to be performed frequently.
Such roles in a household were primarily performed by women and, in the absence of another female to take over the chores, leaving home to seek HIV care was perceived as impractical.
The study of Latin seemingly has negligible utility in this way and has thus come to be perceived as an esoteric and impractical pursuit.
The nurses perceived that the guidelines were impractical for routine use because of lack of access and the difficulty in understanding recommendations in the guidelines.
From the outset, Indiana Governor Oliver P. Morton perceived both that enforcing the order was impractical and that Democrats gained more from it politically than Republicans.
Because unexpected daily situations, nighttime observations, and school observations are of course more difficult and impractical to record, and filming the night-time situation can be perceived as too intrusive, we refrained from using these situations in our study.
The aim of this stage was to ensure that potentially ambiguous, impractical, or highly contentious incidents were excluded, and that the retained items were perceived as both dangerously harmful and relevant to a general practice setting.
