Sentence examples for feasibility given from inspiring English sources

Third, there are concerns about the programme feasibility given the severely limited capacity of the health system.

The choice not to abstract all CONSORT criteria represented a compromise between comprehensiveness and feasibility, given the large sample size involved.

Such an approach has practical feasibility given the global shift in focus on AD to the earliest clinical MCI and even preclinical stages of AD that are being investigated by researchers.

A nested process evaluation, using semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions (FGDs) and a stakeholder analysis, will investigate the community acceptability, feasibility, given the local and regional health system structures and processes, and scale-up of the interventions.

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?

A special case of the convex feasibility problem is the split feasibility problem given by: Let C, Q be nonempty closed convex subsets of Hilbert spaces H 1 and H 2, respectively, and let A : H 1 → H 2 be a bounded linear operator.

In addition, future perspectives on membrane development and feasibility are given.

Therefore, the technical feasibility is given.

The proposal details a payload to measure the required effect, along with an extensive feasibility analysis given current technological capabilities.

The DPC algorithm with normalized powers is described in Subalgorithm 1: After Subalgorithm 1 has finished, the link that provides more information about resource feasibility is given by the maximum element in the normalized power vector p ̌ : k ∗ = arg max k ∈ K p ̌ k. (14).

We felt that these modifications were reasonable for a feasibility study given that better, single domain, tools were not available.