Sentence examples for feasibility value from inspiring English sources
Compared with a traditional classroom, a synchronous environment added to innovative essence and helped learners do better in terms of novelty, feasibility, value, and creative product design overall.
Our objective was to assess the feasibility, value, and cost required to administer a procedural workshop for general surgery residents based on phase II of the national skills curriculum.
We contrast the U.S. model to the Dutch system of climate adaptation to emphasize the feasibility, value, and effectiveness of adopting robust adaptive capacities, rather than policies steeped in reactionary responses.
The TRP terms of reference direct the panel to review grant applications against technical criteria including feasibility, value for money, and sustainability [ 3].
They will also inform the feasibility, value and potential limitations related to the use of pragmatic designs for the study of Tai Chi and related mind-body exercise.
To survive, an idea must meet certain criteria: technical feasibility, value acceptability (proposals compatible with values of the policy community), and anticipation of future constraints (the chance of proposals being politically, publically, and financially acceptable).
The derived feasibility values of NSC alternatives are then employed to construct the NSC portfolio matrix, together with customers' preference.
Deciding detailed feasibility and value: determining the specific value and chances of success for a proposed project; Phase IV.
The first generation of sustainability reporting – SR 1.0 as the paper calls it – has proven both the feasibility and value of reporting on a company's economic, environmental and social (or sustainability) performance.
They were echoed last week by the House of Lords EU select committee, which found "serious questions over the feasibility and value of a British bill of rights of the sort described by the secretary of state".
"Accounting officers appear to lack confidence to challenge ministers where they have concerns about the feasibility or value for money of new policies or decisions, not least because standing up to ministers is seen as damaging to a civil servant's career prospects," the report said.
