Sentence examples for feasible adding from inspiring English sources

One financial expert, speaking anonymously, felt such a plan was "feasible", adding: "Big, brand-name clubs [such as Rangers] will come out of administration a lot quicker than others".

Five days later, while flying to Paris on Air Force One, Trump told reporters that he would like to meet again with Putin, once that became politically feasible, adding, "and, by the way, I only want to make great deals with Russia".

Specifically, doubling the duration of recovery added no knee extension compared to the duration of recovery equal to the duration of fixation in all applicable groups (P > 0.05 for all 4 comparisons; Figure  1), and quadrupling the duration of recovery, when feasible, added no gain in knee extension compared to recovery double the duration of fixation (P > 0.05 for all 3 comparisons; Figure  1).

Metaflux is often used in that manner by starting from a fixed-part that is feasible and adding necessary and useful components from user-specified try-sets to obtain a feasible model with a maximal set of biomass metabolites.

And what has been politically feasible -- adding already overrepresented developed countries -- is not necessary.

In 2009, the Royal Society in Britain said much the same, assessing geoengineering technologies as "technically feasible" but adding that their potential costs, effectiveness and risks were unknown.

For instance, recording the Gleason score of a PCa focus is feasible by adding the class library "eMocS.Definition.Befund" from the corresponding XML part of cMDX.

Given the crucial role plant-eating insects in food chains it is feasible, Donovan adds, that "quicker recovery may be a general trend" across the southern hemisphere.

But if this is not feasible, he added, the group would like to see a tunnel built because "it just makes sense".

"But pretending, or proceeding from the assumption that Russia has nothing to do with it and trying to exclude it from the process is hardly feasible," he added.

The increase in computing power made it feasible to add extra details to the model so that it agreed even better with the measured properties of atoms.