Sentence examples for historical viability from inspiring English sources

"The local elections have confirmed that chavismo still has historical viability within Venezuela, and that [Mr] Maduro has been accepted within chavismo".

But preserving historical architecture?

We found published articles by searching PubMed for material on virus viability and historical specimens.

References from articles that cited previous work on virus viability or historical specimens were also reviewed.

This may be having a general effect in reducing admission rates and thus reducing the viability of historical compatibility.

There are historical analogues that point toward to the short-term viability of the idea.

There, traditional rural custom dictates that when a man dies, his brother, not his wife, assumes control of the family's assets, presumably on historical assumptions that minimum scale was required to maintain viability of agricultural activities.

There has been speculation about the viability of lasers for this purpose in the historical sound recordings community for decades, and a working model would help those of us in the business preserve and disseminate a vast trove of important historical recordings across the world, not just the contents of the Syracuse University archive.

For research purposes, ballistic gelatin is considered comparable to human flesh, and the experiment thus supported the viability of this form of torture, if not its historical use.

Our results emphasize the need for restoration of the historical connectivity between the present wolf populations to secure long-term viability.

Among the factors that are relevant to e-expertise viability, we should mention the normative legal base, financial provision, and historical, cultural, and territorial specifics of a certain state [4].