Sentence examples for example of the viability from inspiring English sources

Wedgewood is an example of the viability of housing estates as refuges for endangered species and shows that the density and placement of housing and management of the natural habitat are important.

More recently, Camille Paglia, the insurgent proto-feminist libertarian, also advocated for free tuition and pointed, similarly, to the European system as an example of the viability (inevitability?) of free tuition.

Therefore, when a new allele increases the efficiency of transfer to the next generation by, for example, increasing the viability of its carrier, it will spread in the gene pool of a population by intralocus competition.

This finding provides the first example demonstrating the viability of the PEMFC application of the nanostructured trimetallic catalysts.

As an example of the market's viability, Kuperstein and co-founder Ryan Moriarty bring up the example of MysteryGuitarMan (video above), a YouTube celebrity who has garnered over 150 million video views and has the potential to bring in over one million dollars in revenue if he continues at his current growth rate.

The example illustrates the viability of the proposed output feedback design method.

An example is the viability of microbes in clay-based sealing materials.

Equivalence between the space- and time-domain formulations is established, and an example demonstrating the viability of the approach is discussed.

These methods originally were developed for agricultural breeders, where fewer constraints exist on the number of families used to estimate the heritability, for example, the viability of poultry (Robertson and Lerner 1949), common genetic disorders of Holstein cows (Uribe et al. 1995), and root vigor in sugar beets (Biscarini et al. 2014, 2015).

In addition, we illustrate our approach with a bank marketing application example for showing the viability of the model for solving realistic problems.

The example of Concept Viability, in which non-members are allowed to take part, provides some credibility for the intention.