Sentence examples for I Feasibility from inspiring English sources
The current study aimed to determine the: (i) feasibility, (ii) acceptability, and (iii) cost per completed survey of computer tablet versus telephone data collection for clients attending an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment clinic.
Time scale is the stepwise implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive (Anonymous 2000a [1]. Left side "prerequisites": (i) feasibility study from July 1993 Anonymous 1993 [39]]), (ii) Consoil2000 case study comparison (ConSoil2000 2000b [19, 61]).
Most of these procedures can be characterized by the axioms, the formal definitions of which are given in Section 3: (i) Feasibility (ii) Monotonicity (iii) Pareto Efficiency (iv) Local Strategy Proofness (v) Neutrality. .
Let Ŝ 2 ≥ E s h, Λ 2 be a bound on the second moment of the norm of the stochastic subgradients s(h,Λ) and assume the same hypotheses of Theorem 1. Sequences p ( N ) and x ( N ) are such that: (i) Feasibility.
The results are presented in three sub-sections, which report quantitative programme monitoring data and qualitative data from semi-structured interviews to assess: i) feasibility; ii) acceptability; and, iii) evidence of impact.
We say the stochastic processes p ‡ ( N ) and x ‡ ( N ) with realizations p ‡ ( N ) : = { p ‡ ( t ) } t ∈ N and x ‡ ( N ) : = { x ‡ ( t ) } t ∈ N problem in (20) if (i) Instantaneous feasibility.
Motivated by the assumption of gaining potential structural benefits, this study undertook to examine two main issues: (i) the feasibility of inducing auxetic behavior into thin-walled structures; and (ii) in cases where it is possible, whether it leads to shear stiffness enhancement.
Therefore, we aimed to assess i) the feasibility and acceptance of HRQoL assessment using tablet computers in general practice, ii) the perceived practical utility of HRQoL results and iii) to identify possible barriers hindering wider application of this approach.
The envelope amplitude values of the B-scan and the IER obtained under different system gains were used to evaluate (i) the feasibility of using B-mode image to discriminate between fresh and aged thrombi and (ii) the performance of using the proposed IER to reduce the gain-dependence for reflecting thrombus aging.
We aimed to determine i) the feasibility of nurses taking bedside measurements of microcirculatory parameters in real time in intensive care patients; and ii) whether such measurements would be comparable to those obtained by the classical delayed semi quantitative analysis made by a physician.
