Sentence examples for a viable stage from inspiring English sources

"Today, when the small screen is a viable stage for the caliber of great performances once reserved for the big screen, it seems passé to ghettoize television performances".

The qualification process for the 1950 World Cup was an across-the-board farce, requiring only the addition of a frustrated housewife, a pair of loose-fitting trousers and a wardrobe to elevate the process into a viable stage venture.

Moreover, the collagen/BM-MSCs system increased proliferative abilities of uterine endometrial and muscular cells, facilitated microvasculature regeneration, and restored the ability of endometrium to receive the embryo and support its development to a viable stage.

Through the application of EM stress sensors in representative infrastructures, their promising engineering advantages have been demonstrated, which is a prelude to a viable application stage.

Conclusions:High-throughput computational analysis can provide a viable second stage validation of primary mass spectrometry database search results.

Therefore, under this cosmology, an entity as complex as a coupled translation-replication system should be considered a viable breakthrough stage for the onset of biological evolution.

Treatment with NaFAc resulted in a dramatic, dose-dependent decrease in the development of viable Stage V gametocytes.

Cells treated with either SWT 2.56 mg/mL or 4.0 mg/mL alone for 24 hours did not show any toxicity, but slightly increased the percentage of viable stage from 70.04% of the control cells to 76.87 and 74.57%, respectively.

That constitutes a viable state?

This is especially true for pathogens with a life stage in an invertebrate host, or free in the environment, as these pathogens have a short season to develop into viable stages infectious to mammals, while obligate bacterial pathogens and especially viruses of mammals are sheltered from these extreme temperatures by the thermoregulation of their hosts.

It is a viable alternative over staged reconstructive procedures or complex arthroplasty for certain individuals.