Sentence examples for increasing its feasibility from inspiring English sources

Finally, we showed that the typical length and position of this infrarenal AAA model was statistically similar to the length and targeted location of the injected collagen, increasing its feasibility as a localized therapeutic delivery vehicle.

The accelerometer-based measurement of the low physical activity domain could potentially be beneficial in improving the diagnostic accuracy of the frailty phenotype and increasing its feasibility in primary care practice.

In order to increase its feasibility for real-world applications, the method should have good performance by using a limited number of stereo data.

But AC loss is still very high, which increases its economic feasibility in power engineering applications.

This approach could be used to expand aerodynamic databases to a larger variety of geometries and increase its practical feasibility.

If there exists one α k = 0, we could increase its value without compromising dual feasibility, which would then contradict the optimality of α k 's.

For this reason, what is proposed here is a channel-dependent scheduler intended to be used in the 3GPP-LTE uplink (SC-FDMA system), which is based on the Hungarian algorithm by means of following a methodology aiming at increasing the feasibility of its implementation.

Although switching from annual to biannual ivermectin treatment yields small additional health benefits, in the context of elimination goals its benefit is pronounced, increasing the feasibility of and shortening the time frames for reaching proposed operational thresholds for stopping treatment.

20 years after the appearance of literature evidence and the launch of the first, pioneering cases, the smart city domain remains ambiguous and generates an increasing argument with regard to its feasibility and potential.

Moreover, its flexibility minimizes the contact resistance in the electrode, thus increasing the feasibility of working at higher current densities than the other synthesized electrodes.

While the 12-item scale accounts for only 45% of the variance, this scale is succinct in its number of items which would offset response burden and increase the feasibility of its use in busy health care providers.