Sentence examples for reducing feasibility from inspiring English sources

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.

These steps require time and expense and therefore reduce feasibility and cost effectiveness.

Despite its potential benefits and popularity, peer supervision may not be best practice in all settings as it could create tension between workers (78), workers may not challenge each other or be able to recognize weaknesses that they share with colleagues, and high workloads (26) or staff turnover (74) could reduce feasibility.

In aggregate, table scans like these become very slow, reducing the feasibility of relational databases for genomic annotation tasks (1).

This method requires double the amount of antigen-coated particles as well as glycine buffered saline (GBS), thereby increasing the price per sample to approximately 4.50 USD and reducing its feasibility as an easy-to-perform test.

The medical conditions of these patients and the variability of their hospitalizations from weeks to months can preclude narrow time-intervals for imaging studies, reducing the feasibility of MRI for research, especially in institutions not specifically prepared for neonatal imaging.

Otherwise, in energy-saving systems, CSI overheads reduce the feasibility of the proposed algorithm.

Teleworking reduces the feasibility of monitoring employee behaviour as a control mechanism.

The design problem is reduced to feasibility of a bilinear matrix inequality (BMI).

The large footprint of liquid physical solvent regeneration unit has reduced its feasibility to be employed at offshore condition.

However, it imposes an over restricted constraint on the problem which reduces the feasibility region of the filter design.