Sentence examples for availability and feasibility from inspiring English sources
Availability and feasibility of the present method are indicated by a successful application on a railway axle steel.
The test results are in compliance with the design and it shows the availability and feasibility of the proposed design, which may be a reference for relevant applications.
Moreover, the implementation, availability, and feasibility of the two-stage compound mechanism are highlighted by using an example of the multi-source procurement of electricity coal.
However, the clinical availability and feasibility (Poelert et al. 2013), as well as size restrictions and dose of micro-CT limit its use with patient populations, and with larger bones and joints.
I also noted some arguably more objective factors including program size, location, availability and feasibility of research during residency, and the names of specific research mentors I could potentially work with, which I hoped would help me easily compare programs down the line.
The primary aim of this paper was to assess availability and feasibility of utilizing GC data for HBW prediction in adolescents referred for an ED assessment.
However, the tissue availability and technical feasibility limits the genotyping of EGFR T790M mutation in the clinical setting.
This work is an attempt to evaluate the defluoridation efficiency using three newly introduced materials (powdered rice husk, finely chopped rice husk and sawdust) as natural adsorbent based on their availability and economic feasibility.
To study epigenetic modifications, blood leucocytes and lymphocyte subtypes are possible biomaterials in pediatrics [55 57] with the advantage of availability and ethical feasibility as compared to lung biopsy tissue.
A consultation process was undertaken to assess the status of each ENAP core indicator definition, data availability and measurement feasibility.
Furthermore, the applicability test provided information regarding data availability and accuracy (feasibility), thus highlighting major and minor problems in calculating the indicators, which could be informative for future studies.
