Sentence examples for has been found viable from inspiring English sources

The theoretical analysis based on averaging method has been found viable for prediction of the underfill pressure, velocity and permeability.

The route has been found technically viable to separate the main metallic species of all batteries considered in this study.

While PD is also reported to be unhelpful in LC with AKI, but it has been found to produce viable results in some LC patients with ESRD [ 20].

This has been found to be a viable methodology for developing population estimates.

Two viable regions were found in the region of study that exhibited high potential for energy generation from marine currents; however, the northern region has been found to be a more viable region for the installation of current converters and can reach an average power of approximately 10 kW per day and integrated values of 3.5 MW per year.

Can someone bring me something?" Suddenly, out of the blue, a snap on the PA wire: a "viable device" has been found on a bus near Dublin.

Farmers can use the computers to check prices for their products and, if they wish, sell online, freeing them from the tyranny of middlemen who have long taken a big cut of farm earnings.Once a commercially viable way has been found of providing a village with an internet connection, it has many other potential uses: government, sales, education, entertainment and so on.

Once a viable model has been found and validated, the startup transforms into a business unit of the parent company.

It added: "No economically viable solution has been found to bring these discoveries to development at this time, and consequently the licence will be relinquished".

It has been found recently that oral uptake of viable lactic acid bacteria will increase IL-12 and IFN-γ levels in peripheral blood [70]– [70].

It has been found that a case II model is viable at short times when the polymer is 'glassy' (<Tg).