Sentence examples for that would be practicable from inspiring English sources
Thus, to be effective, a whole sporozoite vaccine should ideally lead to the generation of as many hepatic forms as possible, from a number of immunizing sporozoites that would be practicable to produce and administer.
Whether that would be practicable given the complex constraints of a real examination is not clear, but it might be worth investigating.
The truth is that, for most of us, jobs are so hard to come by that we can't bring ourselves to confine our ambition to the narrow band of opportunities that would be reasonably practicable.
And once you've built an incinerator or gasifier, there's a strong incentive to keep it fed with waste, even if that means keeping on collecting as 'black bag' rubbish, material that would be economically practicable to collect separately for recycling".
An oral vaccine for badgers that would be much more practicable is said to be a few years off.
One reason for this uncertainty is the lack of a clinical marker for AKI that would be both reliable and practicable.
There are no practicable alternatives to access patient data of this quality that would be of equal effectiveness.
In the 1980s it was agreed that a scheme to protect against a one-in-five year storm would be practicable; it would reduce flood depth and duration in more severe storms.
Their mean first sample times (± standard error) were 10.5 ± 0.9 hours after CA. In consideration of these results, we think that blood sampling at least once between 4 and 12 hours after resuscitation would be practicable and adoptable.
We hypothesized that the model of a modified Peyton's Approach for small group teaching would be practicable and well accepted by trainees and skills-lab trainers and could be easily realized by skills-lab tutors.
Their precarious position convinced both divisional commanders to ask for an evacuation, but after taking advice from the Royal Navy about how practicable that would be, the army commander decided they would stay.
