Our case study successfully enabled us to address the four feasibility metrics , and we provide new information on management feasibility ( i.e. estimate data completeness and estimate data entry ) and scientific outcomes feasibility ( i.e. determining data collection material s appropriateness ) .
Conclusion Our review highlights the existing research and provides a case study which assesses important metrics of study feasibility .
Background Much research has been undertaken to establish the important benefits of physical activity in persons with multiple sclerosis ( MS ) .
There is disagreement regarding the strength of this research , perhaps because the majority of studies on physical activity and its benefits have not undergone initial and systematic feasibility testing .
We aim to address the feasibility processes that have been examined within the context of physical activity interventions in MS .
The distinction between randomized clinical trials (RCTs) and preliminary feasibility and pilot studies: what they are and are not.
Feasibility and pilot studies play an important role in the preliminary planning of a proposed full-size r and omized clinical trial  ( RCT ) . In essence , feasibility studies are used to help develop trial interventions or outcome measures , whereas pilot studies replicate , in miniature , a planned full-size RCT . However , the terms used for these preliminary studies are sometimes considered synonymous , and in practice may overlap considerably or be combined . The important issue is not the distinction between these : the important distinction is between such preliminary studies and a proper RCT . J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2014;44(8):555–558 .
Our case study successfully enabled us to address the four feasibility metrics , and we provide new information on management feasibility ( i.e. estimate data completeness and estimate data entry ) and scientific outcomes feasibility ( i.e. determining data collection material s appropriateness ) .
Conclusion Our review highlights the existing research and provides a case study which assesses important metrics of study feasibility .
Background Much research has been undertaken to establish the important benefits of physical activity in persons with multiple sclerosis ( MS ) .
There is disagreement regarding the strength of this research , perhaps because the majority of studies on physical activity and its benefits have not undergone initial and systematic feasibility testing .
We aim to address the feasibility processes that have been examined within the context of physical activity interventions in MS .