Sentence examples for feasibly achieved from inspiring English sources
It could be more feasibly achieved by developing world national governments than putting an effective stop to corruption or re-couping lost tax.
Such assessments require high spatial resolution maps that also integrate temporal variations, and can only be feasibly achieved by using ecological indicators.
Weight control may be much more feasibly achieved during pregnancy than before pregnancy because while some women may not seek pre-pregnancy care, almost all women receive several antenatal care services.
We found that a labelled consensus sequence oligonucleotide bound too tightly to be competed off by the weaker competitor oligonucleotides at concentrations that could be feasibly achieved in the experiment.
But what evidence exists that restoration science and practice can reliably, or even feasibly, achieve the goal of 'no net loss' of biodiversity, and under what circumstances are successes and failures more likely?
With the right mentality, and the resources available, first generation college students can feasibly achieve what they set out to do.
The objective of this research is to investigate whether the CAMR can feasibly achieve its humanitarian objectives given the political interests embedded in the crafting of the legislation.
Business leaders must pay attention to what can feasibly be achieved within organizational constraints — or have a clear path to removing them.
Purposely introducing variation to an experimental setup might well feasibly be achieved with animals of different age.
Greater estrogen-receptor (ER) blockade may feasibly be achieved by combining fulvestrant with anastrozole.
Highlighting the evidence and guidance available from other specialities, and bringing together diverse experts to share their different experiences, encouraged new perspectives on taken-for-granted practices and challenged assumptions regarding what can feasibly be achieved in MDT meetings.
