We also considered the implications of contact tracing, as this can lead to considerable costs when, for instance, tracing close contacts on the same aeroplane as an IMD case is required (Question D) and may even not be feasible, for example, in case of free seating.
The application of novel compounds might be feasible, for example in the case of heterogeneity in the target chemokine or chemokine receptor, for example due to post-translational modifications that modify the affinity of the target for an antibody or small molecule antagonist.
It probably wouldn't be feasible, for example, for community college students, who tend to be transient and who generally have considerable family and work demands.
Moment matching or balanced truncation are feasible, for example.
Two industrial byproducts on the list, dioxins and furans, will be reduced right away and eliminated "where feasible," for example, by clamping down on open trash burning.
Diagnosing brainstem pathologies solely on clinical considerations is not always feasible, for example, patients with acute vascular events or encephalitis typically present with altered sensorium or in a comatose state which make brainstem localisation virtually impossible.
A different approach would be to directly assume that not all coalitions are feasible; for example, by excluding a coalition of two particular candidates or a coalition of candidates proposing different policies.
According to the feasible solution example (27), we can get that p i,0=1,∀i, which turns out to be the greedy policy, i.e., in each slot, all the available energy in the battery is used up.
A number of factors need to be considered in order for task-sharing to be acceptable and feasible, for example the incidence of distress experienced by the task-sharing workforce, their self-perceived level of competence, the acceptance of the workforce by other health care professionals and the incentives provided to ensure workforce retention.
CD4 testing may be feasible, for example, in settings with enhanced clinical and laboratory capacity as a result of treatment scale-up.
