Sentence examples for feasibly implemented from inspiring English sources

Whether these instruments can be feasibly implemented in busy nonacademic ICUs is an important issue.

We designed this clinical demonstration project to provide a low-cost, feasibly implemented smoking cessation intervention that would maximize the number of smokers who accessed the intervention.

The use of tempo-pace synchronized preference-based audio-playlists was feasibly implemented into a structured exercise program and efficacious in improving adherence to physical activity beyond the evidence-based non-music usual standard of care.

Another characteristic of these techniques is that they are low-tech, low-cost, and often well-known activities done by teachers, which require only subtle changes in practice and can be feasibly implemented by teachers.

Additionally, the model: (1) is flexible regarding the kinematic nature of the spinal joints (free, constrained, or fixed); (2) incorporates all geometric and mass-inertia parameters from a single, high-resolution source; and (3) can be feasibly implemented via different inverse dynamics formulations.

Conservation managers need reliable, timely, information on the spatio-temporal patterns of hunting and on responses to interventions, and we present an innovative sampling and analysis framework that allows for the rigorous estimation of snare detectability and 'abundance', but which can be feasibly implemented in challenging field contexts.

It has a far greater userbase than either of these services and could feasibly implement features that could corner the market before it becomes too convoluted.

This is me calling up my best mate's girlfriend who studies international law at the Sorbonne in Paris in order to ask her whether or not the United Nations could feasibly implement a ban on tech house.

There is a need for the development of less intensive interventions that could feasibly be implemented on a population basis.

The findings from our evaluation study provide preliminary evidence that CATCH can feasibly be implemented in UK primary care settings.

These will include those already collected, as well as new measures that might feasibly be implemented (examples are given under 'Data' below).