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I would have thought that for a Palestinian state to be viable, it would need to confront and defeat terrorism, have transparent financial dealings, stop hate-mongering against Israel and Jews, and have democratically elected leaders.

For a team in Québec City to be viable, it would need to have similar success rates to Boston ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.25, 0.75), Colorado ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.25, 0.75) or the New York Islanders ((mathcal {R}_{0}>1) when p=0.75).

Even if the technology was viable, it would be massively expensive, undercutting the industry's ability to compete with renewable energy.

3) As ZBTB16 knockout mice are viable, it would be informative to provide or discuss any phenotypes of these mice that can be explained by a defect in autophagy.

Although secession from the Union is likely a pipe dream (none of the options are very viable), it wouldn't be the first time folks around those parts withdrew from the country and made up their own nation.

This may not be viable; however, it would be beneficial to at least consider as an option.

She says if rail and bus alternatives were more viable, it would encourage people out of their cars.

It is likely that if screening for AD were to become viable, it would be most effective and cost-effective in high-risk cohorts.

But in a way, I was lucky: if the project had been less commercially viable, it would have been killed before a word was written.

If billionaire Sheldon Adelson, Gingrich's main money-man, decides Gingrich is no longer viable, it would be hard for him to keep going.

In spite of the fact that we did not recover nematode ribosomal RNA signatures from our samples, our ultrastructural analyses argue that at least some of the nematodes detected in halocline samples were viable, as it would be very unlikely to have the same level of excellent preservation as seen in our nematodes from the normoxic L'Atalante control sample (Fig.  9).