Cu net, remarkable flexibility and practicality, allows for a close contact to the sample surface by swabbing.
Where the stiff-necked moral right of a copyright holder to control usage rubs up against the practicalities of allowing an entire industry's capacity for cultural exchange and use, the law usually responds by converting the moral right to an economic right.
However, the practicalities of allowing public access to a site beneath a working government office meant that only 4,500 of 30 40,000 annual applicants to visit the War Rooms could be admitted.
"We would like to do it across the country but practicalities won't allow us so we'd like everybody to join in and do it in their local areas," he said.
New Jersey voters adhere to a stubborn practicality — usually allowing pocketbook issues to trump ideology, ethical purity or party identification — and are quick to lash out at candidates who seem out-of-touch with the financial worries of the middle-class family.
However, many challenges have restricted the development of algal biofuel technology to commercial practicality that could allow for sustainable production and utilization (Brennan and Owende [2010]).
In animals, traditional phenotyping has focused on convenience and practicality, but new sensors allow more in-depth measurements and the deconstruction of complex phenotypes.
Over time, the interplay between market forces, attainable agricultural yields, and the practicalities of food-distribution networks may allow shifting demand from a newly informed populace to reshape global agribusiness.
They allow no room for practicality, nuance or flexibility.
Furthermore, a patient rather than a school-based sample would be expected to have higher prevalence of oral impacts and would also allow for the assessment of practicality of using the self-administered Child-OIDP in a clinical setting.
