Sentence examples for to practicable from inspiring English sources

Additional research studies on the susceptibility of pathogens to practicable, low/non-toxic and affordable disinfection measures are needed, and how these can be best applied in the context of US.

During meetings, consensus was achieved in a Delphic fashion [ 15] on the need for an initial course dealing with systematic reviews of the effectiveness of interventions, and with teaching tuned to the basics of EBM to make a standardised introduction to practicable EBM.

Our case series reflects the complexity of the condition and by its retrospective nature allows it to be practicable to current clinical practice and adds to the limited evidence basis available.

In the HARS project both techniques are combined to get to a practicable solution that can be kept very close to regional traffic policies.

Sturdivant said that at Saturday's debate, minimum wage earners — two-thirds of whom are women — will be listening for the candidates to propose practicable policies to abridge the wage disparity, rather than "just paying lip service".

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

When a regulation is developed as a result of a recognized need, it is more likely to be practicable and acceptable to the regulated sector.

However, many of these measures were abbreviated, adapted or subscales modified in order to make it practicable to collect data in such a large cohort.

According to the exploration plan obtained by Huffington Post, an MMS official certified that BP "has the capacity to respond, to the maximum extent practicable, to a worst-case discharge, or a substantial threat of such a discharge".

First resources need to be findable by educators, and second, reuse needs to be practicable.

Although MMM did allow for the consideration of paralogous families to detect multiple interactions, the original approach was too slow to be practicable.