Sentence examples for seems to be practical from inspiring English sources

In fact, this kind of model rarely seems to be practical in reality, as there are often companies which compete with each other.

Our whole empirical process showed us that several of the proposed metrics seems to be practical indicators of the understandability of conceptual models for DWs.

A specimen is designed to numerically assess the dynamic tensile behaviour that seems to be practical enough for carrying out experimental studies as well.

Second, the source of this confidence seems to be practical, that critics must immanently discover those transformative agents whose struggles take up these normative contents of philosophy and attempt to realize them.

A concentration of resources on these elite structures seems to be practical especially for the life sciences and health sciences.

A fixed dose of 5mCi radioiodine seems to be practical and effective for treating GD patients with thyroid mass ≤40.1 g and 99mTc-pertechnetate uptake ≤15.2%.

However, these courses require years of training and expenditures which do not seem to be practical in terms of a sustainable growth of the specialist.

Conclusion: The described model of medical coverage for such events seemed to be practical and efficient for the athletes, without depleting services to the general population.

But the directors of both films respectively, Jordan Peele and Greta Gerwig were both shut out of the Best Director category, all the more perplexing since they seem to be practical lock-ins for Oscar time.

However, in clinical practice, the cycle ergometer seems to be more practical because physically disabled people may experience severe balance problems on the treadmill, and on the cycle it is possible to strap the feet to the pedals (Lundberg 1978).

The modified Meek technique seems to be a practical solution for this problem.