It's impossible to administer it fairly and ethically, as the situation in Georgia clearly demonstrates.
As a result, brokerage firms argued, it is virtually impossible to know with certainty what the last trade was, and therefore something based on the old tick-test would be impossible to administer.
It is impossible to administer a fair admissions policy on the basis of someone (who?) deciding that this particular 11 year old is a future technologist, that one a future artist, and others future business or sports people.
In addition, while the new version of tests are supposed to be un-timed, in a school district with over a million children this will be impossible to administer.
The approach we used with a genetic study makes it possible to investigate this aspect, which would not be possible using drugs (since it is impossible to administer psychoactive drugs only to the dam and not to the fetus, and vice versa).
However, in the busy daily setting of the CAMHS, where the study was carried out, it was impossible to administer structured interviews to a large group of patients, such as those evaluated in this survey.
Suicide attempts were divided into two subgroups: impulsive and non-impulsive attempts, following the definition of attempt planning proposed by Díaz et al. [ 12] using the SIS (in 13 subjects, it was impossible to administer the SIS due to clinical condition).
Such procedures, and the difficulties of researching past sales, would be almost impossible to administer and could have a dampening effect on sales, Mr. Feldman said.
