However, in light of the spatial configuration of sources and sinks, the distances in question generally make air freight the only feasible substitute.
An opt-in programme may be a feasible substitute but whatever strategy is employed, there needs to be equity among students.
According to the properties of mixed recycled aggregates, the conclusion drawn is that it is feasible to substitute about 40% of coarse aggregate in such a way that the resulting coarse aggregate mix complies with all the regulatory requirements analysed.
It is feasible that BLBM substitutes 25% of crude protein in soybean meal for growing-finishing pig diets.
The changes in electrospinning behavior could be explained by examining properties of PC-1, 2 and 3 at the concentration boundaries at which electrospinning was feasible in each substituted polymer as is represented in Table 2.
Randomized controlled trial evidence suggests that lung ultrasound may be a feasible and safe substitute to chest radiography when evaluating children for pneumonia [193], which may benefit limited resource settings [194].
In conclusion, it is feasible to partially substitute maize grain with wheat or rice in ruminant diets, and steam-flaking can significantly improve the nutritional value of wheat and rice grains.
On the other hand, active aging as a policy framework constitutes a feasible alternative for substituting the current model, which visualizes the elderly adult as a sickly being and one in decadence, without the possibility of economic and social development.
The significant and growing scarcity of feasible reservoir sites and groundwater substitutes has led to greater interest in projects that would complement reservoirs and, at the margin, provide a substitute for increased reservoir capacity.
Ms. Child would grudgingly acknowledge that, yes, a butter substitute was a feasible ingredient in that day's dish, then always add, "But you'll be sorry".
