Sentence examples for considerations of feasibility from inspiring English sources

Early considerations of feasibility and integration for different types of LCE systems are beneficial for the building design process.

However, these limitations are practical issues arising from considerations of feasibility and are likely to influence all intervention development processes.

These decisions were informed by: the available scientific evidence at the time, age-specific colorectal cancer incidence and mortality in Ireland, and considerations of feasibility and likely acceptability.

Our intention was to illustrate how strategies for targeting efforts to improve the vaccination programme could be informed by scenario analysis such as this, alongside considerations of feasibility and cost.

Based on country-specific considerations of feasibility, Nigeria enrolled health care professionals, South Africa and Tanzania enrolled teachers, and Uganda enrolled village residents at one rural and one periurban site each.

Considerations of item relevance involved weighing evidence for efficacy against considerations of feasibility given the PRC's jurisdictional context: "If I think back to the smoking one…it was space on the paper if I remember correctly, and you know, "And is there a value in doing it?" … "Is it a 'nice to know', or a 'need to know'?" And is it applicable in this practice setting?

Rogers' [ 5] Diffusion of Innovation model was developed to provide a translation model framed from an audience perspective [ 1], allowing for consideration of feasibility.

Obtaining waivers for individual informed consent in cluster randomized trials, requires consideration of feasibility, knowledge gained, and the balance of benefits and risks to participants [ 31, 33, 34].

Based on modern geographical distributions O. officinalis might be suggested (cf. Vaughan, 1994), and this species produces substantial grain numbers per plant, although further consideration of feasibility must take into account potential stand sizes (generally small), as well as potential processing techniques that would be required for dehusking this thick-hulled species.

Therefore, there is a need to enhance the scientific understanding and predictive capabilities on the interactions between the sustainability of the water system and CCS operations, including the threefold considerations of economic feasibility, social responsibility, and environmental integrity.

The effectiveness of introducing a carbon price to influence deforestation decisions depends largely on the levels set for carbon prices, apart from considerations of political feasibility and implementability.