Sentence examples for enough to be implementable from inspiring English sources

Reifsnyder describes the result as "robust enough to be meaningful, yet flexible enough to be implementable".

Our aim was to create a general classification process that would allow large numbers of readmissions to be assigned at the organisational level to credible, hierarchically exclusive categories while being simple enough to be implementable in practice.

While certainly not a trivial task, these algorithms are also common enough to be readily implementable.

Existing specifications do not satisfy the following two antagonistic requirements: (i) the specification must be weak enough to be solvable (implementable); (ii) it must be strong enough to simplify the design of fault-tolerant distributed applications in partitionable systems.

A three-month follow-up period is considered long enough to assess medium-term maintenance of treatment gains, but still short enough to be practically implementable in this context, where drop-outs due to, e.g., asylum seekers being denied asylum and leaving the country, are possible.

"To make it work, they want it to be implementable and easy".

Of the 24 properties (Fig. 19, see (Langenhan 2017, p. 88) for a complete list of properties), 17 (green area) were rated to be implementable or very implementable and further development was recommended.

However, a completion may not preserve strong feasibility a necessary and sufficient condition for a completion to be implementable.

Further information and quality systems were tested and found to be implementable at a population level.

Treatment with primaquine is also likely to be implementable at SMRU clinics.

Practice nurses were chosen rather than GPs as this approach is also more likely to be implementable.