Sentence examples for considered a viable method from inspiring English sources

Liquid cooled garments (LCGs) are considered a viable method to protect individuals from hyperthermia and heat-related illness when working in thermally stressful environments.

The results show good stability of Lu2Si2O7, under the studied conditions, and, therefore, encapsulation of the radioactive actinide cations as a disilicate phase could be considered a viable method to ensure the long-term safety of the repositories.

Ad libitum feeding of concentrate cannot be considered a viable method to reduce cribbing behavior in all cribbing horses because of possible negative effects on horse health and usefulness.

In Gragert's study [ 58] the masking signal was proved to be an effective intervention and should be considered a viable method of enhancing the sleep quality of patients in noisy ICU environments.

Although DCEs in health care have been carried out mainly using self-completed postal questionnaires [ 29, 33], a computer-aided telephone interview approach was selected as it allowed a wide geographic coverage with higher response rates than postal or internet approaches [ 34] and it was considered a viable method if used with a small number of choice sets per respondent [ 35].

The biodiesel reaction cannot be considered a viable prion decontamination method for MBM, although we observed increased survival time of hamsters and reduced infectivity greater than 6 log orders in the solid MBM residue.

Dumping sludge in the ocean, once an economical disposal method for many coastal communities, is no longer considered a viable option.

The baby was considered a "viable infant" under Massachusetts law.

The struggling Ford was no longer considered a viable option for a start tomorrow.

How can monogamy still be considered a viable long-term arrangement?

Before that, a fertilized egg is not considered a viable pregnancy.