Sentence examples for rarely practical from inspiring English sources

In practice, a completely exhaustive search for repeat variants is rarely practical, since in the twilight zone of similarity it is difficult to distinguish efficiently between truly homologous and independent repeats.

Returning to the state where the wedding was performed is rarely practical.

It would require achieving all the improvements that are theoretically possible, he says, something that is rarely practical.

Because complete excisional biopsy is rarely practical, the physician is left to choose an appropriate area to biopsy.

— Jeff Gordinier Nordic Food Lab: Always educational, if rarely practical: a report from the kitchens at the Nordic Food Lab in Denmark.

Since it is rarely practical to measure every state variable in an experimental setting, we describe an alternative procedure for estimating velocity from the measured displacement.

In the 19th century Pan-Slavism developed as a movement among intellectuals, scholars, and poets, but it rarely influenced practical politics.

Well-intentioned government policies to protect their interests were rarely given practical effect, and the combined impact of introduced diseases, loss of land, and falling fertility rates accelerated the decline in numbers.

While state leaders often suggest that the problems in getting laws passed in Albany rarely have practical effects on New Yorkers, in this case they probably will, by keeping hundreds of dollars out of the pocketbooks of New York City homeowners, at least for the near future.

There are many other options in this area, but salary alone is rarely a practical solution to foster retention.

Phages have just rarely been practical or reliable in medicine.