Sentence examples for relevant feasible from inspiring English sources

We compute the restricted partition function Q X kk )(Y) efficiently by first counting the number of relevant feasible generators, namely N X kk )(Y), and scoring each generator appropriately by σ k, | Y|).

Against that background, the articles in this issue provide especially important and timely guidance in asserting the tandem need for innovation and capacity building to develop and implement locally relevant, feasible, and effective mental health care.

Involvement of a broad representation of stakeholders was seen in the majority of priority setting models as a strength of the process, consistent with notions that such inclusion provides credibility and transparency to the process, and ensures that developed priorities are relevant, feasible, and meet actual health care needs [ 27– 29].

In other words, the policies were neither relevant nor feasible.

The study shows that it is relevant and feasible to consider general community patterns and particular survivor interests.

Kruk et al. [17] have emphasised that performance indicators need to be relevant, reliable, feasible and evidence-based before they can be implemented locally.

On the one hand, train scheduling models are designed to include all conditions relevant to feasible and efficient operation of rail services, from the viewpoint of operations managers.

Collaboration across disciplines is essential to determine the optimal research method, or methods, to translate this agenda into relevant and feasible research that will improve patient safety in the ED [15].

Conclusion: this case report reiterates the relevant and feasible role of diagnostic electron microscopy for identifying and/or classifying novel or emerging viral pathogens for which sufficiently specific and sensitive tests are lacking.

Two of them are general, while further two are specific to the so-called grand challenges: i) distinguish known unknowns, unknown knows and unknown unknowns, ii) combine quantitative and qualitative approaches in a relevant and feasible way, iii) understand the complex and systemic nature of grand challenges, and iv) orchestrate joint responses to grand challenges.

All relevant and feasible pathway combinations were tested.