Sentence examples for better and viable from inspiring English sources

The sole purpose is to highlight the overwhelming role of CMS as a better and viable option for increasing the production rate and lowering the downtime in the wind energy converter.

Analyzing the approaches described in [5 9] gives insight about the extensive research performed on the various solution approaches to problems of LTE OFDMA systems and provides proof that orthogonal wavelets are a better and viable alternative to the existing wireless systems.

Not only can it generate new knowledge, but often more importantly these insights bring applied benefits to the health care available to communities; contribute to better and more viable health care services; and assist policy-makers to respond with appropriate and effective program support and interventions.

We're gambling that the neighborhood is going to get better and become economically viable". One particularly frustrating attempt to make Highland Park more economically viable is still fresh in the memory of merchants.

Integrated vector management principles need to be better understood and encouraged, and viable insecticide resistance management strategies need to be developed and implemented.

On the other hand, PET, SPECT, and their integration with CT can detect the biological alterations (increased glycolysis, DNA synthesis, amino acid transports, etc). in tumor lesions in contrast to normal tissues and thus better distinguish viable tumor cells from necrotic cells or fibrosis.

Home trading is a legitimate and viable business model and can offer an equal, if not better, service to high street retailers.

Even the most ardent anti palm oil activists cannot suggest a better, viable alternative, and that illustrates just how complex the issue is.

Despite the criticism of me, I am encouraged that this dialogue will bring continued awareness and a better understanding of viable health care options for all Americans.

Go fix your business model or go search for a better, more viable idea.

Waddington, though, said she could make the better deals viable because "we're carrying more of the risk.