But although Dr. Commoner had a record of achievement as a cellular biologist and founding director of the government-financed Center for the Biology of Natural Systems, he was seen primarily as the advocate for a politics that relatively few considered practicable or even desirable.
Thus, the skin scrub technique seems to be a practicable, relatively painless method for skin lipid sampling in dogs.
However, these intensive sessions may only be practicable for a relatively small proportion of patients [ 13].
The limitations of AVEC include that it must still be performed by an experienced person and is relatively time-consuming, and hence only practicable for relatively short strings (minutes rather than hours).
The DAI technique is a practicable choice because it is relatively robust to matrix effects, although recovery of the analytes from oil-contaminated samples was only 70 90% (peak areas for oil-contaminated samples were approximately 10 to 30% lower than those obtained from ultrapure water analysis).
Practicable means easily put into practice and does not mean practical.
The principle of using a long throated venturi meter to measure the flow rate of two mixed phases is widely published, yet there is no practicable application for accurate measurement in relatively lean particulate conveying.
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The absence of Al in the full XPS spectrum can be attributed to the low concentration (5% molar ratio), while Al 2p peak can be observed in Fig. 3d with a relatively low content, indicating that the doping is truly practicable.
Thus, in practicable implement the parameter β should be given a relatively small value.
