Sentence examples for practical to collect from inspiring English sources
Because of the abovementioned limitation, our laboratory intends to perform studies using non-invasive CSF collection methods, seeking methods by which it will be practical to collect cerebrospinal fluid at shorter time intervals, allowing better data to be obtained in future experiments.
The findings suggest that research design has a relatively modest impact on assessing the relative betweenness of nodes, and that a betweenness measure based on egocentric network data could be a reliable substitute for Freeman's betweenness measure when it is not practical to collect complete network data.
Often it is only practical to collect small sets of complete ratings which are susceptible to sampling error.
Generally, in epidemiologic studies it is not practical to collect 24-hr urine samples or, when young children are involved, even first morning voids.
Since it was not practical to collect specimens in a controlled manner, it could be argued that differences in fixation technique could affect the fluorescence intensity of the immunostaining.
It is not practical to collect labeled data in advance which, for every possible class of queries, will give an estimate for P(R=1 | X, S): in general, one cannot anticipate which classes of queries will exist.
There are also more practical reasons to collect of course.
We aimed to design a practical tool to collect validated, quantitative clinical data in an outpatient setting using tablet-based technology.
However, several district courts (in Marblegate and subsequently in decisions involving Caesars Entertainment Corp). have held that "out-of-court restructurings" that affect a noteholder's practical ability to collect payment may run afoul of the TIA.
As we wrote last year, at issue in Marblegate is whether an out-of-court debt restructuring — which does not amend the indenture's payment terms, but which purportedly curtails a noteholder's practical ability to collect payment — violates section 316(b) of the Trust Indenture Act (TIA).
Work is also needed on developing practical methods to collect reliable data that can be used in impact evaluations in LMIC.
