Sentence examples for achievable concept from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Sepa said: "It is now widely accepted that a literal return to a pristine condition is a far from simple or even achievable concept.

Today, the phrase is shorthand for the ambitious but achievable concept of targeting medications to a specific group of people, based on genetic information, disease progression, biomarkers, and other factors.

The Food Drink Europe Acrylamide Toolbox (2014) recommends the use of the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) concept, where food manufacturers use the mitigation strategies described in the Toolbox to reduce acrylamide levels in their products.

Approximately 70% of all children with cancer now achieve long-term survival and cure and so the ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) concept is just as applicable in paediatric oncology patients as it is in other paediatric patients.

A mode shape expansion technique based on the best achievable eigenvector concept is presented to solve the incomplete measurement problem.

Long term tumour control now seems achievable and thus the concept of a "clinical cure" is emerging.

Long term tumour control now seems achievable and thus the concept of a clinical cure is emerging by modulation of the immune system.

Given this level of field sensitivity, we envisage that magnetic noise floor levels in the μT range are achievable using the device concepts described in this paper.

Obama achieved the achievable.

Still, it found the city's $2.67 billion budget to be achievable and said its overall concept was "well constructed".

This concept can be achievable using locked-down wifi-zones enabling or deactivating sophisticated applications in various subject zones across the building.