Sentence examples for allow a feasibility from inspiring English sources

The delay will allow a feasibility study to be carried out, as well as a study of the environmental impact of the proposed route.

However, the comparison with the state of the art evidenced that also the energy storage potential of the literature photocatalysts do not allow a short term feasibility of the proposed technology.

The simulation object of this work would allow obtaining a feasibility assessment of the system and a preliminary design of the OTM-CPO reactor.

It was assumed that for these patients a comprehensive and detailed nursing documentation would be available, allowing a good feasibility test of the NMDS-AT.

This will allow a unique insight into the feasibility, effectiveness and cost effectiveness of a national exercise referral scheme for participants with CHD risk factors or mild to moderate anxiety, depression, or stress and provides a potential model for future policy evaluations.

A small patient number in our feasibility study does not allow a definitive evaluation of the potential of the HYPR-LR algorithm in BPCT, but the results justify for a further evaluation of the algorithm in a larger patient group.

We also report start-up costs to allow an assessment of the feasibility of implementing such strategies.

The model predicts cooling power and mixing chamber temperature for a range of design and operating parameters, allowing an evaluation of feasibility for potential 3He-4He cyclecycle dilution refrigerator prototype designs.

Based on a mathematical model for thermal waves propagations and introducing complex temperature for numerical resolution (finite element method), a feasibility study has allowed a sensitivity analysis.

However, with this caution in mind, the data of Tareke et al. [46] is valuable in allowing a general assessment of the feasibility of low level acrylamide production in tobacco that experiences temperatures significantly lower than those involved in food production for significantly greater time periods.

This allows a closer view of the feasibility, appreciation and the parents' and teachers' appraisal of the programme's effectiveness.