Sentence examples for practical in practice from inspiring English sources

Relevance judgments obtained implicitly are noisier than those obtained by directly asking a user for judgments, but are more practical in practice.

Because of the number of variables, the time required to administer lengthy surveys or query the attitudes found to be relevant to screening decisions are not practical in practice settings.

This is not practical in practice-based research, however, especially when treatment has effectively reduced the frequency or severity migraines to the point that they are no longer a focus of concern.

For both theoretical and practical reasons, in practice, human involvement is not completely eliminated.

In general, we show that unrealistically high correlations are required for the intensity target to be preferred to a hybrid, making a hybrid a more practical instrument in practice.

Practical application In practice, we do not know how many reaction steps are there between the start compound C start and the goal compound C goal, so we propose the following recursive procedure (Fig. 1 b): If f 1 (C s t a r t, C g o a l ) > 0, C start and C goal are predicted to be converted to each other.

[18 F]DOPA PET is a reliable tool to establish nigrostriatal cell loss but not very practical in clinical practice because the technique is only available in a limited number of centers, is expensive, and expertise in cerebral PET imaging is essential [15,16].

However, these methods currently are not practical in clinical practice.

The clinician-rated Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HARS) can assess anxiety symptoms in general and is often used in clinical trials but is less practical in clinical practice.

Though FPG had a similar level of AUC after adjusting for other variables, these adjustments are not practical in clinical practice.

In a research setting, investigators will have more time and resources available to calculate delirium scores and look at associations with outcomes – but this is not practical in clinical practice.