Sentence examples for immediate feasibility from inspiring English sources

Finally, to underscore the immediate feasibility and utility of our system, we built twelve example applications, including six fully functional end-to-end demonstrations.

The immediate feasibility of the latter is questionable, however, given that many rural areas in Nigeria do not have pharmacists or even any formally-trained health care professionals.

So far energy policies aiming to promote RETs on SIDS have neglected to study the immediate and future technological feasibility of such programmes.

As previously described [13], our local practices include a strategy of early imaging work-up performed within the first 24 h after an immediate assessment of the feasibility of further investigations by the Emergency Medical Services EMS and ICUCU physicians.

A knowledge of nodal status preoperatively, along with other factors such as histological grade on core biopsy, may also indicate the need for postoperative mastectomy flap irradiation, which would influence the feasibility of immediate reconstruction (O'Rourke et al, 1994).

Numerous studies have demonstrated the feasibility and predictability of immediate implant loading or immediate implant restoration.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of routine immediate extubation in patients undergoing off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery.

Its efficacy is attributed to its use of an antibody cocktail designed for enrichment of epithelial and mesenchymal CTCs and the feasibility of performing immediate postcapture molecular cytogenetic analysis.

It's also not clear that the new superprison will be built soon: feasibility studies are the immediate goal.

Given the existing literature in 2006, it was considered scientifically and ethically acceptable to initiate a trial to examine the feasibility of adopting an immediate loading protocol for implants with a TiUnite surface in the anterior mandible.

"This will be a game changer not because of its immediate impact but because it redefines the feasibility of reforms in the current political environment," said Eswar Prasad, an economist at Cornell and the Brookings Institution who advises the Indian government.