In projects related to participatory futures research, these multifactorial analyses are basically related to the far-sighted creation of realistic innovation possibilities in medium-term planning perspectives.
7 The future clinical success of cancer treatment is uncertain if no realistic innovation appears.
While this is a realistic innovation that was not implemented in previous algorithms, a given set of lateral transfers involving no phantom sisters can often be "explained" by a smaller set of transfers involving phantom sisters, in which case the algorithm will not find this larger set.
Non-adjusted data might be more realistic in evaluating innovation linkages in the sectors, because most of the sectors receive some spillover effects from communication technology, even although some of the sectors do not make R&D investments in communication technology.
Of course, many of these ideas may never see the light of day or are unworkable on a mass scale, so what are the more realistic and practical innovations?
Formal consensus generating methods were then used to prioritise these on the basis of pre-specified criteria, to yield a realistic number of innovations to be taken forward into a third stage, where they would be implemented in a clinical service in order to be evaluated for feasibility and acceptability.
Programs that received VANA funding generally proposed realistic and robust innovations, although challenged programs often had to delay the implementation of these activities due to logistical barriers created by partnerships that did not have pre-existing clinical placement agreements with their VA partner and thus were not fully aware of the demands associated with such arrangements.
On the other hand, strong leadership and management, realistic financing, and technical innovation are believed to be common characteristics of successful large scale health programs [ 13, 14].
The precise mode of adaptation varies and is dependent on local political conditions, a realistic assessment of their innovation strengths and weaknesses, the regional context, and decisions regarding the strategic entry points on the biotechnology value chain of innovation that a state deems appropriate [ 47].
But just how realistic is this call for innovation within the library service, which – according to the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals' (Cilip) 2012 survey – has seen a 10% cut in staffing and a net loss of more than £39m from a budget of £564 million in the last year alone?
Their outlook has been shaped largely by economic and political necessity, which has made the Swiss public realistic, cautious, and prudent in accepting innovation and creative in the use of their resources.
