We also mention two important results which cast doubt on the feasibility of modal interpretations: First, it can be shown that either partial value definiteness collapses into total value definiteness (i.e., VD) or classical reasoning about physical properties must be abandoned (Clifton 1995).
Whilst there are real limitations regarding availability, feasibility and interpretation of extravascular lung water (EVLW), it remains one of the few clinically available quantitative parameters for assessment of the severity of lung injury.
We absolutely agree that these data would be of high interest, but also note several technical and conceptual issues that we believe limit the feasibility and interpretation of the experiment.
However, the survey was developed by several clinicians with expertise in clinical management and decision making and was piloted to test ease of interpretation and feasibility.
Nevertheless, these cases exemplify the feasibility of data collection and interpretation in clinical settings.
A key feasibility issue will be the subjective nature of interpretation of the lines.
This indicates a need for a well-designed diagnostic study using an adequate gold standard, in order to evaluate the feasibility of deploying radiographers in the interpretation of diagnostic mammograms in a clinical setting.
However, we think that the present data justifies the interpretation concerning feasibility of the Con-Dis device to be used among elderly people.
Varni et al. [ 8, 16, 17] performs a consistent series of statistical analyses to explore initial feasibility, reliability and interpretation of results on the PedsQL™ to determine the suitability of the PedsQL™ for use with a particular cohort, for example children with developmental disorder [ 19].
In particular, the authors extrapolated the reproducibility of FDG-PET image interpretation and the feasibility of a timely treatment adaptation based on FDG-PET results in daily clinical practice.
Thus, simple scoring lists including the most relevant types of activities should be developed and easy interpretation of the results by the clinician is needed to allow for good feasibility and interpretation in a clinical setting.
