This means it will be practically impossible to get the required 50% of Endesa shareholders to vote in favour of a change in the firm's statutes.
Even if islet replacement could be considered a preferable alternative to insulin therapy in long-term diabetic patients, this therapeutic option will be practically limited by the number of islet donors that will never be sufficient.
Nuclear propagandists, including some quoted in this newspaper, insist there will be practically no health consequences from the accident, but they misrepresent the evidence, insisting that at doses below 100 millisieverts [mSv] risk can be neglected.
"The soil in the area covered by this volume of ash deposits will be practically lost," said Wilfredo Vera, engineer from the University of Chile.
This complexity means that it will be practically impossible to understand the logic and organization of gene regulatory networks without the application of genome-wide, TF-specific computational TG discovery methods.
In this case, in the short term, the performance will be practically that of the AWGN case, for which the curves on the left side of Fig. 12 apply.
If other Northern states follow with like legislation, commerce between the two sections of the country in this most important product of portions of the South will be practically interrupted.
"If this content of the law is eliminated in order to avoid conflict, the reform will be practically inconclusive and have no effect," said Sergio Cárdenas, an education expert at CIDE, a Mexico City research university.
Your dustbins will be practically empty.
"The G8 will be practically unable to function without Russia," Mr Medvedev calmly told Italian television.
If the parties do not have the framework of an agreement in the coming week, cancellations will be practically unavoidable.
