Sentence examples for straightforward feasibility from inspiring English sources

The larger scale availabilty and more straightforward feasibility of performing quantitative PCR (qPCR) assays commonly led to attempts to adapt microarray signatures to qPCR methodologies.

Because of its straightforward feasibility, this method was even applied for radiofluorination of complex structures containing an azabenzoxazole [ 108], a 1,3-thiazole [ 109], a fluoropurine [ 110], a pyridine [ 111– 118], a quinolinol [ 119], or a pyrimidine moiety [ 120].

We propose a new class of compact integrated optical circulators providing a large isolation level while maintaining a straightforward technological feasibility.

This study represents the largest European survey of survivors of multiple cancer types at clearly defined time points from diagnosis and demonstrates the feasibility of this straightforward method of collecting informative self-reported PROMs data on population-based cohorts of individuals living with and beyond a diagnosis of cancer in England.

However, screening procedures for oral cancer are not straightforward due to procedural requirements as well as feasibility issues, especially in resource-limited countries.

Advantages of use of administrative data to determine disease incidence include feasibility, accessibility and low cost, but straightforward use of administrative data can produce biased information on incident cases of chronic disease like diabetes.

Obviously, when assessing the feasibility of DYSF exon skipping, one should start with the most straightforward approach (single exon skipping), targeting those exons that are most likely or have been confirmed to be redundant.

As an envisaged application, the proposed system shows the feasibility of measuring the residual stresses during manufacturing process of composite materials which is not straightforward by amplitude spectrum measurements and/or considering only the axial strains.

Although this report clearly demonstrated the feasibility of this strategy, and although the corresponding catalysts could be systematically fine-tuned and synthesized in a straightforward fashion, these catalysts have so far been used only to a limited extent.

The problem is feasibility.

However, feasibility comes first.