Sentence examples for be evaluated for feasibility from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the RUSH checklist should be evaluated for feasibility and validity of its implementation into clinical practice.
A multidisciplinary intervention for cancer patients consisting of counselling and physical exercise aimed at returning to work is warranted and must be evaluated for feasibility.
During the next two years of the project, the reference implementation of the LCS will be evaluated for feasibility, usefulness, and educational impact.
Exemplars of current practice, such as those identified in our study, should be evaluated for feasibility and acceptability in representative general practice settings as well as tested for efficacy, safety and cost.
Formal consensus generating methods were then used to prioritise these on the basis of pre-specified criteria, to yield a realistic number of innovations to be taken forward into a third stage, where they would be implemented in a clinical service in order to be evaluated for feasibility and acceptability.
In the vast majority of cases, if mHealth projects have been evaluated at all, they've been evaluated for feasibility – does this system work?
The near-infrared band and normalized difference water index (NDWI) were evaluated for feasibility of streambank delineation.
Screenings were evaluated for feasibility [ 19- 22], with measures that included: predictive value positive (PVP), and predictive value negative (PVN).
To our knowledge, the SMS format has not been compared to the established method of P&P forms in frequent data collection or been evaluated for feasibility in clinical studies in patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases.
The Integrated Psychological Therapy IPTT) has been effective in improving social-functioning in SZ patients, but needs to be evaluated for its feasibility and impact in the Indian subcontinent.
Beyond sugar costs, the production costs of the final fuel and chemical products derived from biomass sugars are still the ultimate criteria to be evaluated for the economic feasibility of a biorefinery process.
