Sentence examples for Increased feasibility from inspiring English sources
Advances in three-dimensional (3D) printing have increased feasibility towards the synthesis of living tissues.
Multi-terminal dc networks based on voltage source converters (VSC) are the latest trend in dc-systems; the interest in the area is being fueled by the increased feasibility of these systems for the large scale integration of remote offshore wind resources.
Due to its increased feasibility, the SpO2/FiO2 was actually considered for inclusion during the Berlin criteria definition process [24], but was successively excluded on the possibility that it may misclassify mild into severe ARDS patients.
Our protocol showed increased feasibility compared with previous protocols, provided a predictable delivery of the antibiotics and at the same time ensuring the health of the animals.
The SSC guidelines have increased feasibility by emphasizing cardiovascular dysfunction criteria for the diagnosis of septic shock [ 18].
All were based on the US Diabetes Prevention Programme protocol or the Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study, with modifications that increased feasibility and access.
It is further enabled by increasing feasibility of constructing a Mobile High Performance Computer (MHPC) using rugged computer hardware with form factors that can be deployed in vehicles.
The genetic manipulation of donor lymphocytes with a suicide gene is a promising strategy to increase feasibility and safety of allo-HCT.
Early successes in identifying and targeting individual oncogenic drivers, together with the increasing feasibility of sequencing tumor genomes, have brought forth the promise of genome-driven oncology care.
It is shown that antenna selection is very effective to improve the user signal-to-noise ratio while user selection can be employed to increase feasibility.
Researchers who conduct clinical trials are encouraged to incorporate formative research into their protocol design to ensure participant understanding of the research, to safeguard participants, and to increase feasibility and acceptance of the clinical research in the community.
