Sentence examples for generally viable from inspiring English sources

The latest feasibility study finds that the project is "generally viable", although, on current traffic, the economic case is not clear-cut.Boosters say the line's existence would, of itself, attract new traffic.

External skin markers do not provide accurate intervertebral motion description [10, 11], and invasive positioning of markers inserted in the vertebrae is not generally viable.

Both WT and Y64H amelogenin were expressed in transfected cells, which were generally viable (Fig.  9A and B).

It is unclear if the results from our elderly population can be generalized to a younger pacemaker population where the current standard techniques for identifying chronotropic incompetence are generally viable options.

Small tumours (V<1.5 ml) generally showed a dense and mostly viable appearance on macroscopic examination while larger tumours were mainly necrotic and haemorrhagic.

Distributed generation and, in particular, cogeneration and trigeneration are generally considered viable solutions to reduce energy consumption and mitigate the environmental impact of developed economies.

Mr. Cuomo ignores the time-tested potential of implanted embryos to generally produce viable infants.

Composite technology is generally a viable option for improving these properties in many analogous applications.

According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, fetuses generally become viable at 24 weeks.

A fetus is generally considered viable at 22 to 24 weeks.

Since recBC mutants of E. coli are generally ∼28% viable, due to the segregation of a high fraction of nonviable progeny, when grown under the laboratory conditions [12], we examined the situation in P. syringae.