Sentence examples for particularly feasible from inspiring English sources

Neither seems particularly feasible for some time.

"Although this [research] may suggest that Bram Stoker had ideas way ahead of his time, temporarily plumbing teenagers' blood supplies into those of their great-grandparents does not seem a particularly feasible future therapy for cognitive decline in ageing.

This approach was particularly feasible, since core contributors/maintainers of relevant FOS projects were involved in COBWEB.

This assumption is particularly feasible in the case of non-lethal diseases, for which the population remains almost constant during the spreading stage.

The interatomic potential function proposed by Tersoff [15 18] that considers the effect of bond angle and covalent bonds has been shown to be particularly feasible in dealing with IV elements and those with a diamond lattice structure such as carbon, silicon, and germanium.

In addition, we show that cryopreservation of established xenograft tumors for re-xenografting is particularly feasible.

It should be noted, both of these methods are nondestructive, and particularly are feasible for real time observation and quantitative analysis of mineral in situ precipitation processes within biofilms.

After serious floods in 1916 and 1953, however, it was decided that constantly building, raising and reinforcing dikes was no longer feasible, particularly in densely populated areas.

Considerable doubt remains among legal specialists about whether the new mechanism is feasible, particularly because international regulators have yet to agree on "cross-border resolution" of failing institutions that have global reach.

"Eyewear as a vertical seemed particularly interesting and feasible as it allowed me to start the business with comparatively little starting capital," Strauch tells TechCrunch.

That means, even for those who have lost large chunks of their net worth these past two months, buying fashion, particularly vintage, remains feasible.