Sentence examples for a viable representative of from inspiring English sources

But he did not say whether the United States had found a viable representative of the opposition movement, which is more fractured than the one in Libya that overthrew the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

However, more often than not his thoughts were focused on constitutional questions, including the administrative structures and the formal and informal arrangements of a viable representative democracy in short, the ways and means of limiting and controlling political authority or, as Bentham termed them, "securities against misrule".

From each of the 137 carcinomas one paraffin block was selected and viable, representative areas of tumor specimens were marked.

For endoscopic biopsies, the recommendation is a viable number of representative tumor fragments (ideally 6 8) and, if possible, the pathologist should also perform HER2 testing on another specimen when a negative result is found on a tumor endoscopic biopsy [ 40].

Given the frequent occurrence of HER2 staining variability and the slight difference in HER2-positivity rates between biopsy and surgical specimens, it is strongly recommended that a viable number of representative biopsies (ideally 6 8) be collected for HER2 testing, as one or two samples may not give an accurate HER2 result.

This is a viable source of entertainment".

Bribery remains a viable means of evading punishment, too.

It's a viable way of recognizing relatives".

Air drops are a viable means of emergency food supply.

And they'd all have a viable chance of winning.

Representative H&E-stained sections of SW620 tumours 24 h after treatment with either vehicle or ZD6126 are shown in Figures 3E and F. ZD6126 caused extensive central haemorrhagic necrosis, with a viable rim of tumour remaining.