Sentence examples for being less viable from inspiring English sources

A reduced spore yield may result from fewer cells differentiated into SDS-resistant spores, and/or the spores being less viable and unable to germinate.

"I buy and sell sheep to Thorneythwaite, so if that flock goes, mine is less viable".

Escaping hunger by illegally crossing into China appears to be less viable since Mr. Kim came to power.

It may be that male embryos are less viable in women who regularly limit food intake -- like skipping breakfast, which is known to depress glucose levels.

The core journalism being produced by these titles simply isn't suited to a mass audience – yet we're entering a world where niche publications are less viable than ever before.

Under these conditions it is advantageous for the parent not to channel valuable energy into the production of eggs, and the eggs themselves might be less viable because of the threat of desiccation.

Compared to uninfected controls, a mite-infested ladybird will typically lay smaller clutches and her eggs will be less viable.

Shannon Zimmerman, analyst at The Motley Fool, finds that refreshing since sometimes ETFs are created at companies after they've launched new coverage or a new product and might be less viable as a result.

It was determined by live/dead cell counts that the Z. bailii cells were less viable in this juice thus leading to an overestimation of CFU/ml by QPCR.

For Google, using a hardware component like a fingerprint scanner is less viable in terms of introducing a core software component to handle this, because it serves hardware from a number of OEMs, and only a small percentage of those even employ fingerprint sensors, and those that do don't use a common standard.

Many conservation planners want to set minimum PA size thresholds, as small PAs are less viable and more expensive to manage, but this can only be achieved with existing software packages by repeatedly reducing the fragmentation levels of the PA system until every PA meets the threshold.