Moreover, the flexibility and ability to cut expenses could make an unviable plan viable or to correct course and save a plan while in retirement.
Seeds were assigned to two categories (viable and unviable seeds) due to the presence or absence of viable embryos.
Other companies, including SSE, RWE npower, Centrica and EDF, were equally opposed to rules on reusing heat, although Scottish Power suggested the proposal could be adapted so as to exclude sites where it would be ineffective or unviable.
Therefore, this freedom in managers' decisions necessarily requires judicial expertise to separate viable and unviable bankrupt firms.
This paper focusses on two questions: (1) How does the insolvency administrator's compensation influence the separation of viable from unviable financially distressed firms, such that no filtering failure occurs?
The objective of a bankruptcy law concerns two primary aspects: first, it should ensure optimal creditor satisfaction by exploiting the remaining assets of a bankrupt firm, and second, it should separate viable from unviable bankrupt firms.
Taken together, it begs the question: "For new startups today, is mobile-first the right choice?" Some markets make mobile-first simply unnecessary or unviable.
The challenges facing farmers are set to become more acute, with climate change bringing more frequent and severe droughts, altering rainfall patterns and making more land agriculturally marginal or unviable, say scientists.
Rather, it decreases options for safe abortions and creates situations where women receive unregulated, often unsafe means of terminating unwanted or unviable pregnancies.
Many people seem to think that it's simply about terminating an unwanted or unviable pregnancy, but the deeper questions are apparent.
In brief, cells from all incubation times were incubated with a dye solution (0.1% Trypan Blue Stain) for 5 min at room temperature, and viability was assessed by counting viable and unviable cells in a Neubauer chamber.
