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Meanings of technically feasible in English

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Conclusions: Accelerated partial breast irradiation using intensity-modulated external radiotherapy is technically feasible.
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That plan clearly has to be safe, technically feasible and financially credible.
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Conclusion: The bile duct is technically feasible, but the outcomes are unsatisfactory.
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I have a tough time believing it would not be technically feasible.
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Application of TachoSil as a sealant of esophageal anastomoses was technically feasible.
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Conclusion: Detection of sentinel nodes is technically feasible during esophagectomy for cancer.
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To be clear, space travel is technically feasible today from an engineering standpoint.
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Results: The procedure was technically feasible to perform in all patients.
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Conclusions: Endovascular treatment of complicated type-B aortic dissection is technically feasible and effective.
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However, based on the evidence presented, eradication remained technically feasible.
Radio NZ
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Conclusions: APBI using 3D-CRT is technically feasible with very low acute and late toxicity.
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Conclusion: Transradial renal artery intervention is technically feasible using low-profile angioplasty balloons and stents.
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Conclusion: The study showed that 3D-printed instrumentation was technically feasible and had some advantages.
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Ultimately, the team selected four vignettes as being technically feasible by 2050 or earlier.
Wired
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You'd think that would either be technically feasible, or not.
Schild’s Ladder
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Conclusions: Immediate breast reconstruction using an implant after mastectomy was technically feasible and oncologically safe.
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