Sentence examples for lack feasibility from inspiring English sources

The risk scale contains five 'future' items: plans lack feasibility, exposure to destabilisers, lack of personal support, noncompliance with remediation attempts and stress.

Amongst the dynamic items the associations of subsequent discharge were lower scores for C1 'lack of insight', C3 'active symptoms of major mental illness', C5 'unresponsiveness to treatment' and R1 'plans lack feasibility' (Table  5).

In their study, Nundy and colleagues found that only one-third of their participants owned a smartphone [ 38], hence smartphone-based interventions might lack feasibility in this patient population.

(1999) suggested the MAJ model for complete ranking of efficient DMUs, but their approach lacks feasibility in some cases, too.

Thus, we can only explain the failure of the PDA mechanism in the broad terminology of "it lacked feasibility".

However, only a few experts in both panels preferred the proposed composite indicator for children with pneumonia, perhaps thinking it too complex and thus lacking feasibility.

This effect was explained by lack of feasibility of the coated material to plastic deformation during erosion.

An injection in the tourism sector is not simulated due to the lack of feasibility of developing the tourism sectors in the present country's security context and also due to lack of associated disaggregated data.

The major issues for the network with regard to the routine use of neurocognitive testing were the lengthy and time-consuming nature of assessments and the lack of feasibility of their use in a multidimensional assessment package (Goodwin et al. 2008).

Renewable systems are especially suited for electricity generation in remote areas but, where high reliability of the electricity supply is required, a hybrid system including electricity storage could be the only solution to avoid the lack of feasibility in single renewable systems.

This contrasts with the European human GWAS methodological template, as does the lack of feasibility of tagging SNP-based arrays and utility of a HAPMAP-style reference database for A. gambiae and other species with comparable LD characteristics.