Sentence examples for concern of feasibility from inspiring English sources

This raises the concern of feasibility of using next generation genotyping arrays for association studies of low frequency and rare variants.

Increased extravascular lung water and the pulmonary vascular permeability index were not included in the Berlin definition due to concerns of feasibility.

Because OA affects mostly older adults in their major weight-bearing joints, and RA more often affects a younger population and the smaller joints of their hands, wrists and feet, concerns of feasibility and safety remain when attempting to translate these studies to the OA population.

Peer-reviewed, meta-analyses of yoga for musculoskeletal problems suggest that yoga is helpful for chronic pain and low back problems in younger adult population [ 14- 16]; however, concerns of feasibility and safety remain when attempting to translate these studies to the older adult population.

Military leaders continued to express concern of the feasibility of a division-sized mountain warfare unit until the fall of 1941, when they received reports that Greek mountain troops had held back superior numbers of unprepared Italian troops in the Albanian mountains during the Greco-Italian War.

This paper is concerned with the issues of feasibility, stability and robustness on the switched model predictive control (MPC) of a class of discrete-time switched linear systems with mode-dependent dwell time (MDT).

Second, the results do not represent the full range of feasibility concerns across all possible sensors.

However, there is a lack of evidence concerning the feasibility of implementing such exercise interventions in a primary training program aimed at "skilling up" of untrained elderly.

The first objective of this study concerns technical feasibility of a teaching file with access anytime anywhere within the radiologic department and smooth integration into routine workflow.

While these quotes by members of IRBs illustrate concerns over feasibility of engaging with benefit sharing in resource poor settings they nonetheless show some degree of familiarity with the concept.

Although poor management of feral horses may pose an ecological and environmental threat in some parts of Australia, their management is made difficult by issues of feasibility and public concern.