Sentence examples for be considered viable for from inspiring English sources

Therefore, both of them (24.74 %) can be considered viable for the continuous production of lycopene.

It's for this reason that a 500GB appliance can be considered viable for a medium-sized business: it's not holding multiple copies of complete files, but rather a single copy of an original file plus all the discrete changes to it.

With fusion-based power plants not currently being considered viable for large-scale deployment for at least 40 years, other technologies must to be considered.

PSA is performed by periodic changes of pressure aiming the optimization of contaminants removal and is considered viable for separation of CO2 from flue gases containing about 5-15% v/v.

Therefore, the OP-Gel-NS and OP-Gel-Cipro biocomposite dressings exhibiting good hydrophilicity, sustained antimicrobial nature, promote cell growth and proliferation, and lead to rapid healing, can be considered viable candidates for effective management.

Transcription factors (TFs) are considered viable alternatives to 'single enzyme' approaches for the manipulation of plant metabolic pathways.

Fluorescence was analysed on a total of 10 cells per sample using a flow cytometer and cells were considered viable if they are double negative for Annexin V and DAPI.

However, the west and south portals had never been used, and experts said they were still considered viable for future tests.

The latter remark also reflects on the instrument we used, confirming criticism that it is rather specific in nature (Stalmeijer et al. 2008) while the clinical teaching 'style' it advocates is not considered viable for shorter clerkships (Stalmeijer et al. 2009).

Warner Center and Torrance are also considered viable for big firms.

Bowser, a character who was generally not considered viable for tournament play in previous games, was given armor and increased attack power and made larger.