Sentence examples for proven practically from inspiring English sources

While elegant, iso-response contour mapping has only proven practically useful with stimuli defined in two or three dimensions (Bölinger and Gollisch, 2012; Horwitz and Hass, 2012), whereas the current model operated on the full set of cone inputs to each RGC (typically 5 15 dimensions).

Žižka's system proved practically unbeatable.

The theoretical agreements between these governments quickly proved practically unenforceable, even though they were enough to disrupt the traditional transhumance of communities in the region.

Restricting the bushmeat trade may prove "practically impossible," she says, because many people rely on this source of food.

It is found that none of the general field estimates (i.e., estimates which are valid under either near or far field conditions) studied proved practically useful.

Leslie seeks advice from city planner Mark Brendanawicz Paul Schneiderr), who feels the project would prove practically impossible due to the logistics and bureaucratic red tape, but Leslie is undeterred.

The gender matching proved practically difficult because of the nature of the gender of the volunteers who came forward; whereas 71.5% of the HIV positive participants were male, the corresponding figure for the healthy volunteers was 12.5%.

After having been proved practically very useful for quantitative large-scale isolation of A. suum larvae migrating in pig livers and lungs, the agar-gel method of [ 13, 16] had with time been modified in the various experiments performed in our laboratory.

It can also prove practically useful in providing a theoretically informed approach to sampling (by drawing on informants that are related to the technology in question) and analysis (by providing a conceptual tool and vocabulary that can form the basis for interpretations).

The statistical significance does not prove practical importance, but a practically significant effect should not be claimed unless it is statistically significant [14].

You could argue that making him sit a day or two or batting him sixth or seventh would have proved nothing, practically speaking.