Sentence examples for feasibility of option from inspiring English sources

The interest from the clinical community in these tools indicates their wish to explore the feasibility of Option Grids for supporting SDM, but evidence from controlled studies of their effects in day-to-day clinical situations is currently lacking.

Like most countries in sub Saharan Africa, Zimbabwe initially implemented the revised WHO guidelines with Option A (with antenatal coverage of 46% in 2010) and will soon be examining the feasibility of Options B and B+ [ 4].

The feasibility of this option rests entirely on its acceptability to lawmakers – and the kind of scale that can truly "save the web" will surely frighten them to death.

A case study to determine the feasibility of this option was conducted over a period of 20 years on oak woodland in the Galilee region in Israel.

The pump and treat and reinject scenario although appearing to be effective will require further optimisation of the model over many model runs, and with field pilot trials in order confirm the feasibility of this option.

As a first step in the assessment of the technical and economic feasibility of GHP option, it is necessary to have an accurate understanding of the underground temperature distribution.

In another study, they demonstrated the feasibility of this option in patients with resectable rectal cancer and unresectable metastases [ 58].

Policymakers in a setting with very significant resource and capacity constraints will have to think twice about the feasibility of an option [ 12].

Its main aim was a scientific evaluation of the suitability and cost-effectiveness of options for reducing nutrient loss from rural areas to surface waters at catchment scale, including the feasibility of the options under different climatic and geographical conditions.

Shortening an interval period of repeated Ad injections and administrating an immunosuppressive agent are possible options to reduce antibody production although further investigations are required to examine clinical feasibility of these options.

As any changes will have significant implications for schools and colleges, we are considering very carefully the feasibility of possible options".