Sentence examples for study prohibitively from inspiring English sources
An SRS presented without any temporal information makes creating a corresponding acceleration time history for an experimental or numerical study prohibitively difficult without a rigorous method to determine an inverse of the SRS (a corresponding time history).
24 Although laboratory polysomnography provides much more information about a patient's sleep than type III testing, its cost makes multiple night studies prohibitively expensive in most clinical situations.
Simulation-based surgical planning could facilitate repair, but current finite element studies are prohibitively slow for rapid, clinically-oriented simulations.
A measure of incidence would provide a better tool to plan and evaluate HIV programmes [5], but cohort studies are prohibitively expensive and often unrepresentative.
They have been proved right: the past few years have seen a dramatic fall in the number of part-time students; universities such as London Metropolitan, which have a high proportion of working-class students have faced major cuts; and postgraduate study is now prohibitively expensive.
Such a prospective study may be prohibitively expensive and time consuming to conduct.
Prior to our study, ACTs were prohibitively expensive and generally unavailable in private drug shops [ 31].
Future prospective, randomized studies could possibly evaluate the efficacy of different durations of therapy; however, the power needed for such a study may be prohibitively small to detect a difference given the positive results reported here with 6 weeks of treatment.
More likely reasons for not using a randomised trial are that it is considered impractical; this can be due to anticipated recruitment difficulties, the low likelihood of a timely completion (for example, key technology becoming outdated by the end of the trial); or the study will be prohibitively expensive.
Longer-term follow-up studies can overcome such confounders, but such studies may be prohibitively expensive and time-consuming.
Since power studies often concern multiple parameters with multiple values, such Monte Carlo simulation studies can be prohibitively intensive.
