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Recent advances that have improved the feasibility of CER studies for MG are (1) the development of MG common data elements, (2) the publication of international consensus guidance for MG treatment, and (3) the development of a web-based REDCap database that can be shared and adapted to standardize data collection.

Reduction of our genetic data set to the most informative markers improved the feasibility to detect interactions that may have otherwise remained undetected.

The lack of an obligation to meet face to face significantly improved the feasibility of the study as cost was not a constraint on either the size or composition of the international expert panel [ 36].

Also, the trial-based efficacy and safety of TRA has been recently confirmed by a compassionate use study [ 8], and TRA trials have been found to be well designed [ 12], which improved the feasibility of this approach.

Recent progress in differentiating hESCs into functional pancreatic β cells has improved the feasibility of developing hESC-based cell replacement therapy for T1D in the near future [ 5, 6].

Moreover, as we did not have information concerning the time spent to assess and manage patients in the two clinical models, there is a potential that there was more time per patient in the AC than in the RegROC, which may have improved the feasibility of CVD-RF recording in the AC.

However, these initial results also indicate that further improvements in sample processing methods, mass spectrometry technologies, and canine-specific antibodies will improve the feasibility and utility of this type of analysis.

In this paper, we present three techniques for improving the feasibility of using gaze as a form of input.

The increased efficiency of our algorithm improves the feasibility of applying mutual information based approaches for reconstructing large regulatory networks.

But what has been learned about improving the feasibility of palliative care research studies?

Biologist, inventor, and engineer Lee Rybeck Lynd has devoted his career to developing processes for improving the feasibility of using biofuels as a mainstream, alternate energy source.