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Ultimately though, metagenomics approaches should be viable for the diagnosis and recovery of whole pathogen genomes from clinical samples.
But members of the president's special auto task force are unsure the company can be viable for the long term without the use of what has been called a "surgical bankruptcy".
Our results showed that the Amur tiger population could be viable for the next 100 years if the current habitat area and quality were well-maintained, with poaching strictly prohibited of the tigers and their main prey species.
The objectives were to determine the impact of fetch timing on milking parlour visitation, cow behaviour and cow production on a pasture-based AMS to identify if automation of fetching at night would be viable for the future.
It may be viable for the bridge design to rely on full composite action under the service loading while only partial composite actions at the ultimate limit state.
The e-Powered Note is available in Japan only at the moment, but Nissan's CEO Carlos Ghosn told Reuters that e-Power would "absolutely" be viable for the European mass-market: "It's definitely cost-competitive with diesel," Ghosn said.
The use of our collimator will only be viable for these machines if the automatic exposure control function is disabled.
"And we're not going to say a model is viable unless it's viable for the creators," Ribot added.
What everyone wants to see is something that's viable for the long term".
Legislators acknowledge that competition has not been viable for the residential market, but they defend the structure of the law.
