Sentence examples for a larger feasibility from inspiring English sources

The aim of this review is to inform the development of a novel multidisciplinary intervention for rehabilitation after hip fracture in the elderly, as part of a larger feasibility trial.

The new approach, named "generalized" terminal state constraint, induces the recursive feasibility of the underlying optimization problem and recursive satisfaction of state and input constraints; moreover, it may provide, in general, a larger feasibility set with respect to existing approaches, given the same computational complexity.

The LGAs were selected on the basis of their willingness to participate in a larger feasibility study of an intervention (Growing healthy, www.growinghealthy.org.au) for promoting healthy infant feeding practices amongst socioeconomically disadvantaged parents.

Our qualitative study was part of a larger feasibility study [ 30] with 18 GPs in three study arms (8 pathway developers, 6 pathway users, 6 control group) and 290 consecutively recruited patients with CHD.

Results from this study are encouraging, but the study procedure and interventions have to be refined and tested in a larger feasibility study to be able to evaluate the effects of these kinds of interventions on pain-related disability, pain-related beliefs, self-efficacy in everyday activities, and morale in the target group.

The present study demonstrates that an individualized behavioral medicine intervention in physical therapy for older women, living alone with chronic pain and dependent on formal care, was capable of being conducted, but study procedure and intervention have to be refined and tested in a larger feasibility study.

Besides, it can be performed in only 20 min, giving a large feasibility to the overall continuous adsorption process, with very low energy cost and duration for the regeneration.

Perez et al, in a large feasibility study of TBA willingness to participate in HIV prevention programs in Zimbabwe, found 75% acceptability among TBA to participate in HIV prevention activities such as accompanying new-borns to closest health centre to receive medication (15%) and assisting health centers in documenting ANC-PMTCT services [ 8].

To evaluate, before undertaking a larger trial, feasibility of the study processes to determine the effectiveness of occupation-based strategy training for producing changes on trained real-world behaviors, and to determine whether far transfer of training effects to measures of real-world impact, including participation in everyday life, could be achieved.

The larger feasibility robustness index indicates the better acceptability of a design vector as far as the constraints are concerned.

(3) The larger feasibility robustness index indicates the better acceptability of a design vector as far as the constraints are concerned.  .