Sentence examples for assess its viability from inspiring English sources

As a member of the third generation of biofuels, biodiesel from bacteria requires substantial further research and development to assess its viability for commercial production.

"Lenders are now taking a very hard look at each particular project to assess its viability in the context of a softening of demand," said Scott A. Singer, executive vice president of Singer & Bassuk, a real estate finance and brokerage firm.

This study collected the most relevant and recent researches into R32 as a refrigerant so as to assess its viability in RAC systems in both Europe and the USA, as compared to R410A and other lower GWP RAC alternatives.

Stakeholder and user feedback gathered from the initial technology demonstrator field trial has been used to inform design improvements of a re-engineered technology demonstrator which has subsequently been deployed in a different region of Malawi to assess its viability, robustness and appropriateness.

When challenged by one resident on whether Yarloop had a future, Barnett reportedly said that Michael would be tasked with assessing its viability as a town.

While CEA is an increasingly popular method of meeting consumer demand for locally grown food, many factors must be considered when developing a business plan and assessing its viability.

Even as the chemistry of torrefaction reactions have been studied in the past, the thermodynamic analysis of the torrefaction process is critical in assessing its viability, which is the objective of the present study.

The objective of this paper is therefore to take the evaluation of network MIMO to the next level, assessing its viability and quantifying its spectral efficiency gain under more realistic conditions.

The objectives of this study were (i) to evaluate the effects of the adoption of the new SSCDF system and (ii) to assess its economic viability in farms that used traditional feeding systems.

However, the results shown in several systematic reviews of published articles (evidence-based studies) conclude that, although the telemonitoring of patients represents a promising solution for the management of chronic diseases, more trials are needed to assess its economic viability and its applicability in real scenarios [21 23].

Precise and detailed data were collected for the analysis of economics of trout farming to assess its present status and viability.