Sentence examples for the feasibility of development from inspiring English sources

In this study, the feasibility of development of an efficient and cost-effective water purifier using Moringa oleifera cationic protein coated sand column to treat drinking water is presented.

Demonstration of biohydrogen yield from local bioresources indicates the feasibility of development of a scalable system for regenerative energy provision employing crop residues.

Different pixel architectures were constructed to explore their performance characteristics and to study the feasibility of the development of such systems using the CMOS technology.

Prototype manufacturing was also implemented to verify the manufacturability and the feasibility of the development process of a plastic car fender.

The chemical and physical nature of produced fluids can have a major impact on the geothermal power industry and influence the feasibility of power development, exploration approaches, plant design, operating practices, and reuse/disposal of residuals.

Although CEDD has explored the feasibility of increasing development intensity by assessing environmental impacts, infrastructure capacity and public consultation, these reviews and assessments were conducted based on the 2D GIS.

The need for direct access to highly relevant, location-aware information with a minimal amount of browsing and a minimal amount of user input is what prompted us to investigate the feasibility of and development of a plan for deploying mobile agents to perform information filtering and retrieval on behalf of the users in a mobile commerce setting.

Both existing and emergent training scenarios can be augmented with additional external pedagogical controllers with relative ease due to a collaborative relationship with an existing RALS simulator company; this makes a case for the feasibility of timely development of an ITS that would observe, support and assess trainees performing FRS tasks in the simulation.

The measurement results demonstrated the feasibility of the development of WM-DPTR into a clinically viable noninvasive glucose biosensor.

This is, to our knowledge, the first study that demonstrates the feasibility of instrument development using new regulatory and research standards for symptom assessments in GERD.

To assess the feasibility of biomarker development in PDAC, we have also taken a mouse models approach using the p48-Cre/LSL-KrasG12D p48-Cre/LSL-KrasG12D p48-Cre/LSL-KrasG12D