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?
In fact, it could even feasibly replace your MBP if you rarely run anything worse than Microsoft Excel.
Nonetheless, undocumented immigrants already pump a lot of tax money into government programs every year, which they cannot even feasibly benefit from.
While SociBot-Mini is promoted as a next-gen information terminal that people could interact with at retail locations, the robot could also be used for conference calls, education purposes, and even (feasibly) futuristic therapy.
In many farmworker studies, however, many of these variables cannot be feasibly controlled or even understood, and the costs and participant burden may be too large to bear.
Furthermore, the rapid recovery of maturation schedules following declines in fishing or fishing moratoria indicates that rapid and extensive management actions following the detection of population declines can feasibly slow, prevent, or even reverse the effects of fishing on population vital rates.
The whole idea of having to spend the entire day to look for someone doesn't even really work feasibly.
Is it even something we could feasibly prepare for?
A papaya flower could not feasibly be harvested for its oil, even in its native Madagascar – the cost, monetary and environmental, would be astronomical.
Potentially, that means no promotion on television, the internet, even print titles that could feasibly be exported.
To begin with, the state law in question made class-action waivers unenforceable even when a party could feasibly vindicate her claim in an individual arbitration.
