Sentence examples for logistic feasibility from inspiring English sources
Whereas it would be ideal to run a randomized clinical trial to evaluate the question of the effect of cold ischemia time on clinical outcome, this would be impossible because of concerns of ethics and logistic feasibility.
Nevertheless, a pilot study conducted in Senegal achieved over 80% IPTc coverage while using community volunteers for drug deployment [24], which attests the logistic feasibility of such an intervention.
The sample size was determined on the basis of logistic feasibility and resource constraints.
(Researcher, Mozambique) Most respondents considered logistic feasibility to be crucially important.
It is important to differentiate logistic feasibility already demonstrated with all the supply-side MOVE model interventions, from uptake motivation.
The main goal of this pilot study was to assess the technical and logistic feasibility of a future study.
Pre-testing was done for technological feasibility, logistic requirements, consistency and appropriateness of language of the questionnaire.
Given funding, feasibility and logistic constraints only children present at the RCH between the hours of 6am to 9pm will be approached for participation.
For clinical practice and in several recent clinical trials [ 9- 11], the reduced 28-joint counts have been used frequently for feasibility and logistic reasons and correlate well with extended joint counts [ 12, 13].
De Maio et al [ 41] applied the ADI to data on diabetes and obesity from Argentina's first National Risk Factor Survey, and demonstrated the statistical feasibility of using logistic regression results to identify the worst-off and best-off ideal types based on socioeconomic indicators and demographics.
A multiple binary logistic regression analysis confirmed the feasibility; a significant model (Chi (8) = 52.585; p < .001) that explained 17.6 % of the variance identified the following predictors of therapy success: highest pain severity in the last 4 weeks, disability due to pain, and number of physician visits in the last 6 months.
