Sentence examples for were impractical to from inspiring English sources

In the M-BWAP we did not consider the negative inspiratory pressure ≤ 20 cmH2O, the positive expiratory pressure ≥ 30 cmH2O, the vital capacity and the PaCO2 of approximately 40 mmHg with minute ventilation < 10 L/min, which were impractical to measure systematically at bedside in the ICU [35, 36].

Others (rare diseases, cancer) were impractical to investigate as a group because there was too much disease heterogeneity within the category and limited use of the same surrogate across submissions.

It is impractical to charge for these individually.

I have never understood why people think it's impractical to be idealistic.

Real lava is impractical to take into the classroom — not to mention searingly hot.

However, he added it was impractical to suggest George Osborne could act without international support.

Some other drugs require huge volumes that are impractical to achieve with cells.

Perhaps it is impractical to recall more than three million clearly dangerous vehicles.

Clearly, broadcast news time is precious and it would be impractical to correct every small error.

But Jeff Masin, chief judge of the Office of Administrative Law, said it might be impractical to have judges specialize in tenure cases.

"It might be impractical to pack a bike helmet, and people might think you're overzealous," Connor says.