Sentence examples for been viable at from inspiring English sources

He said some had been frozen at the clinic, the defunct Women's Medical Society, and so evidence of whether they had been viable at delivery was harder to determine.

Scientists studying a corridor that could have allowed ancient American settlers to pass the glaciers separating Alaska from the rest of the continent might not have been viable at the right time window to allow some of the earliest human migrations through.

Whereas we found that inhibition of phagocytosis prevented neuronal loss and left viable neurons, indicating that the neurons must have been viable at the time of their phagocytosis, i.e. the neurons died by phagoptosis.

Roe prohibits laws that ban abortion wholesale before the fetus is viable, at around 24 weeks.

"You need a certain volume of business for it to be viable, at least 20,000 farmers.

Desire Petroleum estimates that commercial fields of 50mmbbl and 400mmbbl could be viable at oil prices above $56 and $46 respectively.

It has been found that a case II model is viable at short times when the polymer is 'glassy' (

However, detailed experiments and modeling are needed before ISL of gold is viable at an operational scale.

Differences remain as to details (e.g., is it enough that the fetus was viable at the time of the injury, or must it also be born alive?).

As a novel advance for SPEF, an autonomous solar pre-pilot plant is proposed to make an energetically inexpensive process that can be viable at industrial level.

Cell viability was determined after printing and showed that 92% and 89% of cells were viable at 1 and 7 days of culturing, respectively.