Sentence examples for realistic feasibility from inspiring English sources

In general, not all TNBCs have a basal-like phenotype and not all basal-like breast cancers are TNBCs [ 2], but TNBC takes the place of the basal-like breast cancer in the application of clinical diagnosis and treatment as a result of realistic feasibility that immunohistochemical method is more feasible for large-scale clinical application or retrospective studies than gene expression signature.

The obtained results constitute a realistic feasibility investigation of the Mid-IR laser performance by varying the length and the transversal cross section of the fiber, the mirrors reflectivity, the erbium concentration.

To guarantee access to quality food for all, we need a way to balance global mycotoxin standards with the realistic feasibility of reaching them, considering limitations of producers and designing strategies to reduce mycotoxin exposure based on sound research.

Reciprocity, relevance, respect and realistic feasibility studies are fundamental to ensuring that recruitment to trials is to be efficient and clinician-related selection bias is minimized.

However, computational times needed to generate these representations limit their feasibility to realistic industry settings.

Simulations with realistic conditions showed the feasibility of using the MSCC investigate of materials in field applications.

Modeling the supply of this material with spatially-explicit potential demand locations allows for a realistic analysis of the feasibility of such a market to stimulate rural development.

Critically, a wide variety of practical system constraints are considered at each time step evaluated in order to ensure system feasibility under realistic conditions.

In order to address the process feasibility under realistic exposure scenarios, thirteen outdoor freshwater mesocosms (unit volume: 3 m3) were designed, each containing phytoplankton (including local blue-green algae species) and various non-target organisms from higher trophic levels (Physa, Lymnaea, Gammarus, and Scardinius erythrophthalmus).

The observation of the video recording of the intervention along with the analysis of teacher's interview and the researcher's notes allow for a realistic evaluation of the feasibility, the appropriateness and the learning value of integrating computer programming in such a context.

An important strength of the study is that it gives a realistic view on the feasibility of implementing a program based on the CCM in a primary health care system with limited structure.