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As for Campbell, he's just a hair less explosive, but his length and power make him almost as viable.

By sharp contrast, double mutants were almost as viable as controls, with >50% during larval survival to pupation.

We found that N2 and hlh-29 tm284) hlh-29 tm284 received ppk-1 RNanimalsr L3 sthat preceivedalmost as many viable progeny as those that were subjected to control RNAi (Fig. 3B) during the same time period, and so we used these animals foRNAie epistafterassays.

Such a shame as Matt Smith is developing into a viable Doctor, almost as good as Christopher Eccleston.

Peter Hendy, London's transport commissioner, was almost as effusive: "It is a viable means of public transport," he enthused defensively.

Where germination of Phragmites seeds has been reported, the density of the germinated seeds can be almost as high as the number of viable seeds produced (∼700 seeds m−2, Baldwin et al. 2010).

Fourth, the maximum genotype distance between viable metabolic networks is almost as large as the diameter of genotype space itself, that is, to the maximum distance among all genotypes, regardless of their viability.

Are taxes, which are almost as hated in some countries as mandatory insurance programs for health, viable alternatives?

It's almost as if and I know this sounds crazy Democrats and Republicans are the the only viable political parties in the US.

Commercially viable fracking in Europe is only a few years closer than fusion power and contains almost as many uncertainties.

Almost a century ago, around the time of the emergence of modern ship propulsion, electric drives were seen as viable contenders to compete with the then-rising mechanical drives.