Sentence examples for feasibility information from inspiring English sources

The study addresses an under-researched area and will produce important feasibility information to inform a fully powered randomised controlled trial (RCT).

This study will test a validated tool in a randomised controlled trial providing essential feasibility information to inform a definitive fully powered study.

Following standard guidelines for a phase II RCT [ 58- 60], we have targeted 30 patients per arm (90 patients in total) to provide precise estimates of parameters related to the primary outcomes as well as important feasibility information that will be crucial to inform the phase III study.

This study will provide feasibility information and preliminary effect size estimates to inform the effectiveness of adjunctive MBCT, adjunctive group psychoeducation and standard treatment on SS or mild depressive symptoms in BD.

Audretsch et al. (2012) indicated that venture capitalists are likely to mitigate the negative effects of information asymmetry (e.g. opportunistic behaviours) by privileging innovative firms when they combine appropriability signals (i.e. patents and patents' applications) with feasibility information (i.e. prototypes).

To speed up the search process, an efficient data structure (Trie) is utilized to record the loading feasibility information of routes, but also to control the computational effort of the skyline spending on the same route.

Moreover, the inheritance mechanisms are explored to ensure the feasibility of information transferring and conversion between different design phases in the top-down assembly design process.

On the other hand, we design alternative algorithms that verify the resource feasibility using information provided by the power consumption or the achievable SINR so that the eigenvalue computations are avoided.

Feasibility of information gathering, access rights to the database and technical implementation were other important considerations.

We propose 25 feasibility criteria, information about which, we suggest, is necessary to allow potential adopters to evaluate the potential feasibility of implementing interventions in their settings.

The choice on how a health service provider can be compensated for its investments depends on the feasibility of information (see step four).