Sentence examples for assumed viable from inspiring English sources

These two assumptions are assumed viable for the brine water element, which is too short in length, regardless of the length of the absorber.

Seeds that had not germinated at the end of a test were dissected to determine whether they remained firm (and so assumed viable).

These numbers lie only slightly above our assumed minimum viable population size.

Pasteur's experimental denial of spontaneous generation as an explanation for the ultimate appearance of life led devoted materialists like Hermann von Helmholtz to side-step the issue by assuming that viable microbes had been delivered to the primitive Earth by meteorites, thus maintaining the significance of evolution (Kamminga 1982; Lazcano 2010a).

Most experts assume that viable populations cannot survive outside undisturbed or slightly disturbed forests.

To estimate seed abundance near (≤30 m) and beyond >30 m downwind, the proportions of seed per downwind annulus segment were multiplied by each tree's actual seed crop for a given year (2000 2009, see Supporting Information S1) assuming 40 viable seeds per fruit capsule.

Under stress, this pathogen assumes a viable but not culturable state, becoming undetectable to traditional bacteriological techniques.

Assuming that viable IBDV may be excreted under predisposing conditions including susceptible chickens, the final result may be a disease outbreak.

Tissues enhanced with contrast media were assumed to be viable and unenhanced tissue nonviable or necrotic.

Individuals with latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) are assumed to harbour viable tubercle bacilli in their body.

Mature, swollen pollen grains strongly staining red were assumed to be viable.