Sentence examples for practically means that from inspiring English sources

Friedman has fewer objections to certification, which practically means that no one without the education and training of a physician could call himself or herself an M.D.; but he would let patients, not physicians, decide from whom patients can seek medical treatments.

But unexpectedly, older participants reported, as well, the highest score on the Role Physical and Bodily Pain scales, which practically means that they had a better than their younger counterpartners state of physical health.

Although in particular this loss of specificity is an interesting phenomenon from a mnemonic perspective, this practically means that longer term memory assays should rather be avoided in future attempts to characterize the odor space in Drosophila.

Practically, it means that the rituals of Samhain belong outdoors, whether in a wood or a home garden.

Practically, that means that life scientists must obtain more interdisciplinary training than they have in the past.

Practically, this means that the group of tech companies will come together frequently to discuss advancements in artificial intelligence.

Practically this means that the QCSE-related energy red-shift has already been eliminated before the radiative emission time recovers.

We analyze two scenarios described below: ● The legitimate source and the opponent have identical printing devices; practically, this means that they use exactly the same printing setup.

Practically this means that if f is defined on (mathbb{N}_{a}), then so, too, is the map (tmapstonabla_{a}^{-mu}f(t)).

Practically, this means that the channel can be chosen by using a given quality of paper, a different ink, and/or by adopting an appropriate resolution.

● The opponent can modify its printing channel C o (here, we assume that he can change the variance of its noise), practically it means that he can modify one or several parameters of the printing setup without being detected.