Sentence examples for feasible contribution from inspiring English sources

While the redclaw pellet had a contribution at the Topaz Farm of 0 to 82 % (26.1 ± 19.1 %) plant material was greater with a feasible contribution of between 0 and 86 % (43.9 ± 19.5 %) and lupin contributing very little 0 12%% (1.60 ± 1.70 %).

The presented method quantifies essential features of the PDR with a matched accuracy to visual inspection, making it a feasible contribution to the design of a fully automated interpretation system.

Simple tests for cervical infections performed by clinicians or lay workers may prove a feasible contribution to the improvement of diagnosis and the reduction of the disease burden of these conditions in this and similar settings.

In addition, moving the equilibria to the center of the set of feasible contributions tends to reduce or neutralize any bias due to decision errors.

For example, solar irradiance in night hours generates data points with negative values, therefore not feasible for contribution in the study.

66 We have proposed engaging healthcare consumers at three levels to improve diagnostic processes and decisions: a role in a patient's own care to the extent feasible, a contribution of advising and providing feedback to the delivery system, and more globally, a crucial voice for informing policy and research agendas.

Refer to Online Resources 1 (Fig. S1 4) for histograms generated of the feasible source contributions for each farm.

Since all biochemical studies published so far do not give conclusive and convincing data on whether GLUT2 can translocate into the apical membrane and thus contribute to overall glucose absorption, R. Naftalin now takes a modelling approach to assess how feasible a significant contribution of GLUT2 is.

However, this is not feasible given the low contribution rates and revenue for the CHF, and equally low matching grants from government funds, and again highlights the problem of limiting cross-subsidies by fragmenting pools.

The utility of the mass balance simulation was also evaluated as a tool to approximate isotopic contributions of feasible prey and identify gaps incurred by "missing" prey items not included in the sampling.

Whether pharmacologic interventions to block or minimize the molecular actions of cadmium underlying its carcinogenic contributions are feasible are unknown but approachable challenges.