Sentence examples for dimensions of feasibility from inspiring English sources
In light of tight budget constraints, one of the major dimensions of feasibility nowadays is the efficiency (i.e., the value for money) of an intervention.
This includes packaging evidence to address dimensions of feasibility, including social acceptability, cost-effectiveness, community benefits and health system readiness to deliver the intervention [ 14].
We used a 30-item standard grid to assess five dimensions of feasibility (acceptability, workload, understanding of QI implementation, professional involvement and organisational capacity including IT systems) in the pilot test.
Specific dimensions of feasibility assessed were: time to complete the assessment (e.g. to complete a checklist), availability of instructions on how to use the tool and/or availability of guidelines on how to score pain, and training needs (Additional file 12).
The chapter explains various dimensions of a feasibility study for e-commerce site implementation and reviews important criteria for e-commerce software platforms and RFP.
Decision makers in Uganda needed evidence that covered all the major dimensions of implementation feasibility like social acceptability, cost-effectiveness, community benefits and health system readiness to deliver the intervention.
In the first one, all the interventions and proposals from the first phase will be included and through a Likert scale (range 1-9) they will have to state their judgment about two dimensions: the feasibility and the pertinence of the interventions along the Andalusian Health Care System.
11– 15 Two of the most used PSC questionnaire were compared by Etchegaray and Thomas and considerable variation was found with regard to the number of items, topics of the cultural dimensions, feasibility, and usage.
In order to find the largest possible estimates of the DA's of x e 1 and x e 2, namely D ~ 1 and D ~ 2, our procedure takes two small initial polytopic regions, surrounding the equilibrium points, and then iteratively stretches them along the different dimensions of the state space until the feasibility conditions are no longer verified, thus obtaining two inner approximations of the DA's.
An estimate of the dimensions of these mitochondrial-Lipodisqs® underscores the feasibility of reconstituting the multisubunit Complex IV holoenzyme into a single polymer-bound particle.
In order to evaluate the iPlay programme on translatability and feasibility, we used five dimensions of the RE-AIM framework namely 'Reach', 'Effectiveness', 'Adoption', 'Implementation' and 'Maintanance'.
