Sentence examples for seem to be practicable from inspiring English sources

For research on ADL performance, these tests open a new conceptual direction, but because of the need for a great deal of training for both the tester and researcher and the need for videotaping, they do not seem to be practicable in the clinical routine.

When looking at our data set (Table 3 ), an empirical threshold of 1% GTL2 epimutations seems to be practicable.

Based on results, the replacement of virgin aggregates with waste materials in CBMs, according to these specific mix designs seems to be a practicable solution for the construction of base layers with suitable performance.

Thus, the skin scrub technique seems to be a practicable, relatively painless method for skin lipid sampling in dogs.

ICM combined with cAMP-mediated and cholinergic Cl secretion seems to be a practicable diagnostic test with an increased specificity compared with NPD.

The results suggest that when performing classification forecast for data sets of inquiry diagnosis for CHD, ML-kNN achieves better results and it seems to be a practicable solution for multi-label problems in clinical diagnosis in TCM at present.

Presently calibration to existing design practice seems to be the only practicable and politically reasonable solution to this decision problem.

Therefore, the HOMA-IR seems to be a reliable diagnostic tool and practicable alternative in the clinical setting in the assessment of IR.

A better idea seems to be a rigorous rethink – to assess whether it should remain as one gargantuan body trying to cover every area, or should splinter into smaller, more practicable units covering separate aspects?

"Such a capability is yet to be shown to be practicable for NMD," or national missile defense.

As such, his visions were often too radical, ambitious or vague to be practicable - but only just.