This cutback usually leads into a substantial reduction in the degrees of freedom of the system, thus rendering it feasible for coarse-grained models to simulate protein-membrane systems for significantly longer time scales than the ones achievable using all-atom MD simulation techniques [26].
Adding extra criteria to the assessment process may render it less feasible in practice.
First, we transfer the real-time iteration approach, developed in Diehl et al. (2002) for nonlinear model predictive control, to the MHE approach to render it real-time feasible.
Even so, the 24/7 economy is likely to continue expanding, particularly since digitalisation worldwide has rendered it increasingly feasible to work outside the office and beyond normal business hours.
In terms of clinical trials, the mutually exclusive nature of the RTK/RAS alterations also renders it technically feasible to implement a multibiomarker-based trial, 63 in which multiple targeted compounds are tested in different biomarker-defined populations within a single trial design, as has been recently described for non-small-cell lung cancer (BATTLE trial).
We did this mainly to reduce the size of the set of reactions, in order to render the exploration of all variant metabolisms derived from it feasible.
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It is noteworthy, however, that although the availability of modern genome engineering approaches renders this technically feasible, it is increasingly recognized that the single cell cloning procedures required to select genetically engineered cells may result in iPSC clones with properties different from the original cells.
The fundamental assumptions which render IA feasible are that there are multiple available dimensions (space, frequency, time or code) and that the transmitter is aware of the CSI towards the non-intended receiver.
