Serologic testing is preferable to bacteriologic methods on the basis of practicality, time-saving aspects, and costs.
Current practice, time constraints and practicalities of screening, as well as a patient's existing health, also impact on decision-making.
There are tests to measure this, but they are rarely used in practice because of practicality and time constraints (Beckman et al 1992; Williamson et al 1992).
In a statement, a spokesperson for the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) said: "Companies will generally take a common sense approach, and offices can be re-designed to encourage different ways of working, but ultimately firms will seek to balance the practicalities of time spent away from desks with the needs of the business".
"Companies will generally take a commonsense approach, and offices can be redesigned to encourage different ways of working, but ultimately firms will seek to balance the practicalities of time spent away from desks with the needs of the business," a spokesman said.
That's mostly a matter of practicality: The more time he spends pursuing work that is beyond his physical ability, the more of his own time he's wasting.
Of course, considerations of time, practicality and law weigh against the idea of a revote.
"I've left the realm of practicality a long time ago," Mr. Meyer acknowledged.
Tonight, she teaches us Danish, jokes about her shape, size and practicality ("The only time I've ever found high heels useful is when I was checking my children's hair for nits") and shares globetrotting tales from her travel broadcasts for the BBC.
Moreover, the practicality of the time offset results in an actual navigation application was tested and demonstrated.
Interpreting Shariah is done by jurists known as "fuqahaa" who look at the practicality of both time and place regarding how a ruling can be applied.
