Sentence examples for feasible to develop in from inspiring English sources

Thus it has now become feasible to develop in a framework upon which to build a better understanding of the relationship between such measures and exposures in the community setting.

With the huge amount of information now available in various biological databases, including sequences, structures, functions, pathways, interactions and variations, 3 it is now feasible to develop in silico analysis tools to better understand and/or to predict the correlation between a missense mutation and the associated molecular phenotypes.

Would it be feasible to develop a protocol in which identical goals to those achieved by Shoemaker almost 20 years ago for cardiac index and oxygen delivery would be sought purely in the immediate post-operative period?

In conclusion, it was determined that it is feasible to develop more timely recommendations in CYMH, specifically early parent-implemented autism interventions, using a modified version of the systematic and transparent GRADE approach.

The existence of the RER administrative database made it feasible to develop the models described in this article at relatively low cost and to update the models over time without additional data collection that others have found necessary.

The increasing availability of these assays at lower prices and the high sensitivity of HIV DNA PCR testing using Dried Blood Spots (DBS) have made it feasible to develop national EID programs in several Sub-Saharan African countries [ 7, 13- 16].

Our research evaluated whether it would be feasible to develop a VP based educational program in our Romanian institution, with cases in English and developed in a non-Romanian setting.

The results showed that in terms of technical-engineering aspect and willingness to pay, it is not feasible to develop a public system, but in terms of ability to pay and environmental aspect, it is possible to develop public system.

"Is it feasible to develop on this parcel?" For one thing, a vast marshland has overtaken the runway.

This study has demonstrated that it is feasible to develop a low-cost application for handheld computers, and that PDAs are feasible alternatives for collecting field data in a developing country.

Our results suggest that it is feasible to a) develop T2DM QCIs applicable in the context of a middle-income country; b) measure the QCIs using routinely collected data from a widely implemented EHR system; and c) identify aspects of care for T2DM patients that are in need of improvement.