In recent years the Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA) has commissioned a wide range of feasibility studies of future-advanced nuclear reactors, in particular gas-cooled reactors (GCR).
The RE-AIM framework focused our efforts on understanding a range of outcomes including the feasibility of implementation, which is a critical step in determining long-term feasibility and external validity, ultimately facilitating translatability of evidence into practice.
An example of how GIS have been used to identify a study population with a range of exposures is a feasibility study of childhood leukemia and electromagnetic radiation from power transmission lines in New Jersey (Wartenberg et al. 1993).
He said it would report by January and examine a range of possible solutions including the feasibility of a quota system for homegrown players, a re-examination of the work permit system, a fresh look at the loan system and the possibility of introducing a winter break.
Based on a landscape productivity model for two management systems and given a range of prices, we assessed the feasibility of this concept by constructing a spatially explicit map of net present value (NPV) of rubber plantations.
While a range of political questions circumscribe the feasibility of urban green commons, we discuss their usefulness in management of different types of urban habitats, their political justification and limitation, their potential for improved biodiversity conservation, and conditions for their emergence.
MGI quantified the time spent on specific activities comprising a range of work and analyzed the feasibility of automating them.
Interventions were adapted to a range of settings and modified for feasibility.
Active screening for hearing disorders among children has been suggested as an effective strategy to increase case detection, and a number of studies in a range of countries have shown its feasibility in combination with provision of hearing aids [ 3].
In addition, there are a range of other criteria, such as feasibility of the intervention, equity, and cost-effectiveness, which must be included in a comprehensive analysis to ensure that important considerations are not overlooked.
