Sentence examples for Lack of viability from inspiring English sources

Lack of viability of heat killed conidia was confirmed by plating on solid medium.

Would they be adapted into theme restaurants or chain stores, or even leveled because of their alleged lack of viability?

Two issues need to be separated out: one, the counterproductive nature of the policy of austerity imposed on (or, as in Britain, chosen voluntarily by) governments; and two, a reasoned suspicion about the lack of viability of the shared euro.

The lack of viability shown by oospores of Phytophthora pluvialis, in contrast to those of Phytophthora kernoviae, was consistent in both studies.

It is better than they reject insubstantial ideas after a few weeks of trying, rather than wait months to discover their lack of viability.

Nevertheless, despite their lack of viability, tetrazolium bromide staining demonstrated not only that oospores of Phytophthora pluvialis were alive in the freshly prepared suspensions in both Study 1 and Study 2, but that their vitality also decreased with time in a similar manner to that of Phytophthora kernoviae in the same studies.

However, SEB-treated cervical cells from both HIV-infected and uninfected women may sometimes be unresponsive in flow cytometry-based assays despite the demonstration of cell viability via a live/dead gating strategy (unpublished; McKinnon L and Kaul R), and so a lack of cell viability is unlikely to explain these results.

"We have had to accept defeat due to its lack of financial viability," its eventual statement said.

When faced by a similar prejudice in terms of female-directed films, said Roberts, "I would say: 'That's just crap.'" Other members of the panel echoed the sentiment, describing the lack of commercial viability of female productions as a "red herring".

Besides strain MSH1, the phenoxy acid herbicide-degrading Sphingomonas sp. strain PM2 was included in the bead production, but excluded in the later stages of the study based on lack of sustained viability.

One grown man called this her lack of "colonial viability".