Sentence examples for feasible effort from inspiring English sources
In this paper we present a systematic method to find a satisfactory configuration with feasible effort, based on a two-step approach.
The steep decrease in run times and costs have turned reading an individual's DNA from a multi-annual, multi-laboratory undertaking into a feasible effort for individual laboratories within a reasonable time frame.
If prevention of all introductions is not feasible, efforts to reduce propagule pressure should be the goal as this may effectively prevent a proportion of invasions.
ART was initiated in this district in early 2003 and three years later when it was felt that the implementation model was feasible, efforts were made to ensure district wide access to treatment.
As in four-seat luxury and the trunk space for luggage room for those passengers, so a long-weekend holiday would be feasible without effort.
The methodology was applied to a synthetic reservoir model with structural and petrophysical properties similar to a real reservoir and the results showed that it is possible to apply genetic algorithm in the integration of history matching and geostatistical modeling with feasible computational effort in terms of number of flow simulations.
Modeling chromosomes with complex interaction patterns results in the need to dramatic simplifications in order to allow sufficient relaxation of the fiber within a feasible computational effort.
The length of an individual MT segment λ needs to be short compared to the system length L, yet long enough to allow simulations of even long MTs with feasible computational effort.
It is shown that, by exerting feasible control efforts, the response of the beam may be reduced by an order of magnitude and is stable in the overall frequency range in contrast with the uncontrolled large-amplitude responses which undergo jumps at the saddle-node bifurcations.
Although obtaining funding for pilot studies and capacity-building programs may not always be feasible, such efforts definitely merit consideration.
It is possible that in regions where screening is not likely to be feasible, focused efforts to achieve high coverage rates for pre-adolescent vaccination would be the most worthwhile investment.
