Sentence examples for case of a viable from inspiring English sources
Although such a fusion is theoretically possible, in that twins fused at one point may form a secondary fusion elsewhere, no case of a viable double fusion has ever been documented.
Misoprostol can be used safely for termination of pregnancy in first as well as in second trimester, in case of a viable and nonviable pregnancy [ 2, 11– 13].
Importantly, this report, together with a recent study of sex-biased expression in somatic tissue of chicken, demonstrates the first example of an organism with a lack of global dosage compensation, providing an unexpected case of a viable system with large-scale imbalance in gene expression between sexes.
The clearest case for a viable business case belongs to water utilities.
In addition, prebiotics have been successfully tested as co-components for microencapsulation and in the case of anhydrobiotics (viable probiotics stabilised in a dried format) have conferred a beneficial effect on cell viability (And & Kailasapathy, 2005; Fritzen-Freire et al., 2012).
As such, the Grokster case remains a viable theory for holding defendants accountable.
Ebola inspired fear in the public through violent symptoms, its rapid and uncontrollable spread, high case fatality and the lack of a viable cure.
"I was frog-marched out of the prosecutor's office," Mr. Barlyn said, "because I objected to the dismissal of a viable case against an important local official".
The UK department of health document "Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS" published in 2010 [ 1] and the global economic crisis at the time, outlined a case of need for a viable and efficient UK national healthcare service (NHS) providing high quality care to stakeholders.
To report our experience in managing a case of viable cervical twin pregnancy with systemic methotrexate and 2 weeks later with endocervical curettage after placing prophylactic high cervical cerclage.
They say their technique, in any case, would not lead to the birth of a viable baby.
