Gravity drip has the drawback of unpredictable variation of collection times and may potentially take considerably longer than aspiration, thereby reducing feasibility in busy clinics.
Otherwise, in energy-saving systems, CSI overheads reduce the feasibility of the proposed algorithm.
Fatigue or lack of interest can reduce the feasibility of intensive physical exercise in nursing home residents.
Fear of falling may reduce the feasibility of land-based perturbation training (i.e., outside the water).
Assessment of more procedures in a test will increase the reliability but will reduce the feasibility in terms of test duration (Konge et al. 2011).
Consequently, fatigue, a symptom reported by 98% residents of a long-term care facility [ 9], or lack of motivation can reduce its feasibility in frail elderly subjects.
Second, the lack of information provided by the NHIRD on other risk factors for PD and AMI, such as education, family history, body mass index, and smoking status, could reduce the feasibility and accuracy of the interpretation of analytical outcomes.
Traditional workflows utilize antibodies for the targeted quantification of such candidates, but caveats associated with antibody development and validation significantly reduce the feasibility of relying on these types of assays for high-throughput biomarker validation.
Short bouts of exercise may be particularly useful for patients suffering from reduced exercise tolerance, polyneuropathy, and other diabetic comorbidities, such as micro- and macrovascular complications, which generally reduce the feasibility of performing more prolonged exercise.
