infeasible
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- infeasibility noun
- infeasibleness noun
Etymology
Origin of infeasible
Example Sentences
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The FDA already requires randomized controlled trials prior to approving vaccines and most medicines—except when they would be unethical or infeasible, as is the case for rare diseases and terminal cancers.
Smith, speaking to The Times, stressed that the new guidelines only apply to situations where the Fire Department has deemed evacuations infeasible.
From Los Angeles Times
Despite finding the project would have unavoidable impacts on air quality, the county determined using zero-emission trucks would be an economically infeasible form of mitigation — a finding that Alvarez deemed “not supported by substantial evidence.”
From Los Angeles Times
"If banning AI deception is politically infeasible at the current moment, we recommend that deceptive AI systems be classified as high risk," says Park.
From Science Daily
But 3D pathology datasets can contain hundreds of times more data than their 2D counterparts, making manual examination infeasible.
From Science Daily
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