Sentence examples for form of viable from inspiring English sources
"What we are looking for is some form of viable chemical device," a police official said, "a device that would have a fatal effect on someone standing nearby both from the explosion and from the chemical it contained".
The results were obtained in the form of viable cell count and total cell count (both in number of cells/ml) and the percent viability.
A month later, the California Bar Association's Commission on Judicial Nominees Evaluation rated him "exceptionally well qualified" and observed that "Professor Liu possesses a brilliant intellect, along with exceptional gifts for research and writing which allow him to parse complex and obscure legal doctrines and present them in the form of viable and understandable concepts".
These microbes can be found in the form of viable bacilli in cream cheese and yogurt produced from raw milk for over 14 days and in butter for over 100 days [ 6].
Our work has included research, promoting the implementation and influencing change in legislation on FGM, organising public advocacy events and campaigns, educative and literacy programmes and finding ways of assisting "circumcisers" to exchange their knives for other forms of viable employment.
Sooner or later, though, the distribution of takeout menus became so relentless that a lot of New Yorkers began to see it as a form of commercially viable littering.
And maybe others will find this form of writing viable, agreeable, enjoyable even!
Wild-type mice and mice heterozygous or homozygous for the FVL mutation were infected intranasally with 2*106 colony forming units of viable S. pneumoniae.
This range and variation of landscape characteristics can form an envelope of viable conditions that can serve as important references in land management.
This range and variation of landscape characteristics under historical disturbance regimes can form an envelope of viable conditions that can serve as important benchmarks or references in land management.
A major challenge currently facing the crab aquaculture industry is the need to form a series of viable seed production techniques to help increase supply.
