Sentence examples for feasibility of further from inspiring English sources
In Paris, Pascale Andreani, the French Foreign Ministry spokesman, said that as long as Iran did not give a clear decision about suspending its enrichment activities, France would work with others to investigate the feasibility of further sanctions.
Responding to Anderson's comments on Tuesday, Dr. Thom Mayer, the union's medical director, questioned not only the feasibility of further changes but also the sincerity of a league that until recently played down the long-term effects of concussions — and is also trying to expand the season to 18 games from 16. "Blaming the players is not appropriate," Mayer said.
This demonstrates the feasibility of further developing the present technique for specific field applications in wind turbine blades.
Our proof of concept experiment shows the feasibility of further developing the design of dielectric loaded RF cavities.
In addition, the feasibility of further increasing the coal cutting height was investigated for coal extraction using LTCC technology at ultra-thick coal faces.
The research has been conducted within the framework of a larger project on the feasibility of further geothermal developments in Italy, funded by the Italian government.
Another focus of this study was to perform the life-cycle analysis for the 24 analyzed structures in order to determine the economic feasibility of a further increase of the mean return period of the seismic action in the Romanian seismic design code from 225 to 475 years.
A single copy conserved membrane protein locus (CMP) found in the M. tuberculosis complex was examined by PCR to assess the feasibility of seeking further single-copy loci.
To investigate the usefulness and feasibility of intervention, further work, including a prospective longitudinal multicenter study, is recommended.
Two studies have demonstrated the potential feasibility of even further dose reductions down to 0.2 1.0 mSv [ 51, 52].
The final two papers were excluded at a late stage because the words 'pilot' or 'feasibility' in the title did not relate to the trial (in one 'pilot' was part of the name of the intervention and in the other the intervention aimed to increase the feasibility of a further procedure).
