Sentence examples for practicable because of from inspiring English sources

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

All centres complained that their use was not practicable because of lack of time for HCPs to administer them.

In spite of the structures of constellations suggested in [4, 5] which give improved performance over the SQAM, they are not practicable because of the increase in detection complexity at the receiver end.

We are aware of the weakness of decentralized antibody testing, but centralized measurements were not practicable because of organizational/financial difficulties and the involvement of 242 centers.

for higher salinity water (more than 3.0 dS/m) and sensitive crops, increasing leaching to satisfy a leaching requirement greater than 0.25 to 0.30 might not be practicable because of the excessive amount of water required.

Oocyte retrieval after even one round of chemotherapy is not practicable because of the dramatic reduction of IVF efficiency, as well as the increased risk of aneuploidy due to this treatment (Dolmans et al., 2005).

The task was only practicable because one member of the research team (JD) lived in Darwin and was therefore able to work on the Northern Territory interviews concurrently with other activities at minimal marginal cost.

However, direct epigenetic study of female gametes is not regarded as practicable, because very few oocytes are produced, and oocyte retrieval procedures may alter epigenetic state (Fortier et al. 2008; Li et al. 2011; Sato et al. 2007).

This design was chosen as the most practicable, because it allowed us to work within the maximum extraction capabilities of the databases without losing any of the available cases and therefore not compromising either the power of the study or the generalisability of the findings.

Increasing the resistance of the pneumotachograph, which could reduce potential artefacts [ 23, 24], is not practicable because this would promote auto-PEEP.

"Zero tolerance is simply not practicable in agriculture, because of winds, floods, flying insects, human and vehicle traffic, etc," he said.