Sentence examples for practically would be from inspiring English sources

Moreover, owing to the effects of donor deactivation and phosphorous segregation occurring in the Si NW structure [13, 14], the effective carrier concentration in the NW channels practically would be lower than expected.

I realize that space is limited, and that this is not a white paper, but outlining even briefly (with an example maybe) how they envision such a project would materialize (not financially but practically) would be tremendously helpful in convincing the reader.

Practically anyone would be: Giuliani managed to hound both a schools chancellor and a City University chancellor out of town through sheer force of sustained public invective.

Specifically, we show that there exists a nonattenuating stress field behind the Mach front that radiates high stresses arbitrarily far from the fault (practically this would be limited to distances comparable to the depth of the seismogenic zone), thus being capable of creating fresh damage or inducing Coulomb failure in known structures at large distances away from the main fault.

Practically, it would be desirable if STI can be tracked without intruding into the privacy of infected individuals.

Nevertheless, many unanswered questions remain before a truly integrated practice of rheumatology would be practically possible, including potential attitudinal trends among rheumatologists themselves.

Now he believes practically everything, and would be a ready prospect for an up-and-coming church.

Practically speaking, it would be almost impossible to remove Mr. Byrd, who was first elected in 1958, and party leaders quickly disavowed the plans.

Last July, Morey sent his starting point guard, Kyle Lowry, to Toronto in exchange for the Raptors' 2013 first-round pick — with conditions that practically guaranteed it would be in the lottery.

Without the effects of vacuum polarization, practically no signal would be visible.

A reaction identifier that had enough detail to be useful and yet not so much that practically identical processes would be given different labels, would be extremely useful in the creation and analysis of reaction databases.