Sentence examples for about the viable from inspiring English sources

PCR techniques allow sensitive and specific detection of mycoplasmal DNA in various biological samples [ 29, 30], but gives no information about the viable bacteria.

Economic evaluation methods provide a framework to inform programme planners about the viable options for intervention, and the levels at which they would best be implemented, taking into account the objectives of the intervention.

Dispersal rather than concentration is being talked about as the viable pattern of life and work, where monumental buildings will give way to camouflaged sheds, or entirely scattered to home offices.

(IVF14: 155–243) Later she made her point more strongly: I felt differently about donating the viable embryo … because the way I felt it had been worded was, or how I understood it, was all the viable ones would be frozen and I'd obviously not understood that that might not happen.

About 90% of the viable skin cancer cell population was lost within 48 h after ultrasound-quercetin (50  μ M) treatment.

Kaplan points to entrepreneurs being taught about the minimum viable product and yet no one is discussing the importance of the minimum viable business model (MVBM).

We need to talk about the minimum viable product (MVP).

In prison, it's all about the minimal viable product.

In such a circumstance severe difficulties arise because, at the very beginning of the design process, project teams own limited and unreliable information about the performances viable to positively impact value for customers and consequently the commercial success.

That's what I believe is the biggest misunderstanding about the minimum viable product concept.

Constraints like these can narrow down the viable theories about what is going on in cases of incomparability, and are evidence that incomparability is probably not going to be straightforwardly explained by value pluralism.