Sentence examples for at the viable from inspiring English sources
The government has described steel as a strategic asset and said it will look at the viable options for securing the industry's future.
Elaine Brimberg wasn't a writer or an artist at all; Shirley Brimberg was a troubled student, dyslexic and chaotic, who decided, as a teen-ager, on the spur of the moment to become a dancer: Newly arrived at Lincoln [School] and determined to make a splash in her class, Shirley arrived at the viable theory that in order to gain recognition she must do something no one else was doing.
Number two, look at the viable alternatives".
"Looking at the viable candidates they all seem to be Scottish," he said.
(I studied briefly with Scalzi when he taught at the Viable Paradise science fiction workshop, and I wrote about his serialized novel The Human Division last year).
From the initials 49.30 μg applied to the skin, 9.50 μg were quantified in the receptor medium, 20.48 μg was retained at the stratum corneum (do not account as permeated) and 21.41 μg was retained at the viable epidermis + dermis (account as permeated), totalizing 30.90 μg of resveratrol permeated after 24 h of application (62.6%).
At least 200 embryos were collected and aged 48 hours at 25°C, allowing the viable larvae to hatch and crawl out of the basket.
EC-specific deletion of Erk2 in the Erk1−/− background resulted in embryonic lethality at E9.5-E10.5 and the viable EC-DKO E9.5 embryos were smaller than the control littermates.
The hatching time was appointed at which 90% of the viable eggs were hatching (Shan et al. 2008).
Even though the production of α-amylase was lower at 40 and 45 °C, the viable cell count was higher.
The pimonidazole-staining immunohistochemistry revealed a heterogeneous intratumoral distribution of the hypoxic regions, and high intensity staining was observed mainly at the edge of the viable region of the tumor section (Fig. 5a c).
