The term "feasible subject" is not commonly used in written English.
It is more common to refer to a subject as "appropriate," "suitable," or "relevant." However, the term could potentially be used in a technical or academic context to refer to the feasibility of a particular subject being studied or researched. For example: "The topic of quantum physics is a feasible subject for this research project because our team has access to the necessary equipment and expertise."
The flatness property then is used to design feasible reference trajectories for the spool motion with the following properties: soft-landing of the spool, minimal driving current, feasible subject to voltage constraints.
Its conclusion was that such a car would be technically feasible (subject to engineering changes), and that it would be financially viable.
Since this approach is not always feasible, subject to the relative costs of breeding and phenotyping, we would recommend expanding the AIL population 1-2 generations before the final generation of an AIL and making sure to rotate parents frequently in the process of generating the final generation.
The project presented here combines an ability to capture the time course of gravitropism in high resolution with the throughput needed to make mapping populations feasible subjects.
Considering the challenges of using RCT methods to study the effect of epidural blockade on clinical outcomes, observational methods, such as a prospective cohort study, may be more feasible though subject to more biases.
Frankly, such argument borders on fear-mongering, while obfuscating the fact that mitigation advocated by the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is entirely feasible without subjecting India to binding commitments for some decades to come.
In conclusion, high altitude trekking is feasible for subjects with type 2 diabetes after a preparatory training phase.
Heteropterans collected for the prey choice experiments included males carrying clutches on their abdomen and individuals without clutches; however, reliably determining the sex and the exact developmental stages of all test subjects was not feasible under field conditions.
Additionally, withdrawal of medications (systemic and/or intranasal corticosteroids) before the study was not feasible clinically (8/16 subjects in both groups were on these medications) because of the disease severity and hence these subjects had been receiving steroids for 2 weeks to 1 month before surgery and blood draw.
This dose and schedule were chosen because we felt it would be feasible to achieve subject cooperation and that any effectiveness should still be evident even if this was not the optimal dose or dosing schedule.
Therefore, when scaling up blended learning institutions may want to consider offering students a choice of whether to enroll in blended or fully face-to-face course sections where feasible, especially in subject areas that students find difficult.
