Feasibility is described as 'the extent to which the intervention is practical and practicable in a specific context' [ 18].
Assessment of CMRFCs may be more useful and practicable in retrospective studies, as several of the components of metabolic syndrome are not usually available for chart review studies.
The proposed method is demonstrated to be feasible and practicable in modified IEEE 14 and IEEE 118 systems with additional wind and photovoltaic power.
Together, these features mean that screening for genes responsible for particular phenotypes is now more feasible and practicable in Plasmodium parasites.
We hope that our findings will act as a stimulus to medical teachers to seek feedback from their graduates about what further changes, if any, might be desirable, and practicable, in preparing students for work.
Therefore, the HOMA-IR seems to be a reliable diagnostic tool and practicable alternative in the clinical setting in the assessment of IR.
Conclusions The risk stratification of patients with hypertension with an essential package of variables (that is, available and practicable even in the economically less developed areas of the world) serves at least as well as the more comprehensive method proposed by WHO-ISH.
Unfortunately, neither QTL linkage mapping down to single-gene resolution [ 28] nor high-resolution association mapping using thousands of individuals for complex traits such as tuber starch content and chip color is practicable in the cultivated potato.
The geographic separation of families, owing to America's size and Americans' mobility, makes the association between retirement and being a grandparent less practicable in the US than it is in Europe.
Training in skills and professions that are not practicable in the villages, or trying to train the instructors in subjects with which they are already conversant, would be a waste of time, money and energies.
