Sentence examples for shown to be practicable from inspiring English sources

"Such a capability is yet to be shown to be practicable for NMD," or national missile defense.

Elevated concentrations of fibrin and hemoglobin in blood as well as CO2 and NO measured in expired gas were shown to be practicable and sensitive biomarkers of site-specific injuries within the respiratory tract.

The full protocol was tested during the pilot study and shown to be fully practical and practicable.

The schedule of intensification of mIBG therapy by dose escalation and radiosensitisation with topotecan with a haematopoietic autograft has been shown to be safe and practicable [ 29].

Among multivariate optimization methods that can be used more reliably to find global maxima, the response surface methodology (RSM) has previously been shown to be powerful and practicable for program optimization and is often used to identify the relative significance of different factors, interactions between factors and optimal level of test variables.

As such, his visions were often too radical, ambitious or vague to be practicable - but only just.

First resources need to be findable by educators, and second, reuse needs to be practicable.

All indicators had to be practicable for assessment within a routine primary care consultation.

Overall, in our investigation we have shown that it is practicable to directly map materials defects and inhomogeneities in a fabricated microdevice.

Results show that FNI is practicable within a level IV NICU environment and is safe for preterm infants born between 26 and 34 weeks of gestation.

As Armitage is not a specialist Sevens player, he is understood to have accepted this may not be practicable.