Now, let us consider subsequently all feasible cases of the target position with regard to (A.1): (1) As (A.2 Then, the following equality holds: (A.3) (2) As (A.4 Then, the following equality holds: (A.5) (3) As (A.6)(resulting from the triangle inequality in the triangle given by ).Then, the following inequality holds: (A.7) .
Table 1 The percentage of feasible cases within all configurations of scaffolds of the NPDBs Number of decimal digits, D ≤5 6 7 Proportion of feasible cases 99.28 32.94 1.06 The statistics were obtained from all scaffolds of the NPDBs.
Table 1 illustrates the percentage of feasible cases within all configurations of scaffolds of the NPDB for a target weight (w_{max}^{prime}) = 500 × 10 D and with the value of D increasing from 0 to 7. The feasible cases indicate the configurations of given scaffolds that could be performed well in G.A.M.E., adhering to all hardware-imposed constraints.
Because this is usually not feasible in case of environmental goods with embodied natural and cultural heritage, particular methods for economic valuation of such goods have to be applied.
Chemoembolisation, which has been shown to improve survival in selected patients (Bruix et al, 2004), is not feasible in case of portal vein thrombosis or illogical in case of extrahepatic spread.
Also the evaluations from patients, caregivers and nurses have shown that it is important to reduce this delay, which seems feasible in case of implementation of this intervention outside a scientific trial.
For D = 6, only 32.94% of the cases were feasible, and for D = 7, the proportion of feasible cases was 1.06%.
To include the entire range of feasible cases (from narrow to broad aperture distribution), here we examine α in the range from 1.001 to 6.
A very strong public interest would be required; our intuition is that a duty to create would only be feasible in cases of epidemics presenting substantial immediate risk to public health.
