Conversely, a more collaborative approach in the metropolitan city appears to have facilitated the adoption of policies and strategies by making them more feasible to implement.
Patients and staff will be interviewed to gain an understanding of how useful this intervention was for them and whether it would be feasible to implement more widely.
In a paper published last year, the researchers concluded that "it is feasible to implement a computationally demanding stress-classification system on off-the-shelf smartphones".
When choosing the Shortlisted Entrants, the judges will consider which ideas would make the biggest difference to the lives of residents in other cities around the world if they were implemented more widely, and which ideas it would be most feasible to implement elsewhere in the world.
It's no longer feasible to implement or invest in a fundraising campaign that isn't evidence-based, but it is a scenario that we still see far too often, particularly for organisations where even adopting a presence on social media may have been an uphill battle.
Brian Berry, the FMB chief executive, is quoted by EnergyNews Livecom: Mr Berry [said]: "A survey of our members reveals that 70% of FMB building companies do not believe that the Government's proposals are technically, functionally or economically feasible to implement for most domestic extension projects".com
Responding to the Law Commission's recommendations, the Ministry of Justice explained that "without certainty as to the offsetting savings which might be achieved, when set against current resource constraints it is not feasible to implement the proposals in full at this time".
Yet with the federal government focusing more on innovation, and given the deep pockets of similarly focused corporate foundations, it may be feasible to implement game-based learning, even modestly, into more schools.
Feasible to implement within 1 year?
The DSQ was feasible to implement with few item-level data missing at baseline.
