Sentence examples for introducing viable from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rosen, whose firm has done consulting for states including Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts, said deregulating markets without introducing viable competition could lead to problems when government-imposed rate caps are removed.

Phase development will enable the owner/operator to introduce viable, profitable goods and services without over-building.

Previous experience indicated that adding soil-derived particles to cell culture media frequently resulted in the media becoming cloudy within 24 hr because of introduced viable organisms, but that either heat or alcohol pretreatment of the particles prevented this problem.

Intranasal challenge was made by introducing 1×105 viable CFU of M. tuberculosis H37Rv in 100 μL of PBS by 50 μL drop in each nostril.

Mixed event-related and epoch-based paradigms (mixed designs) have recently been introduced as viable experimental designs for fMRI studies.

Therefore, reversing or preventing METH-induced synaptic modifications via pharmacological manipulations of the shell nucleus accumbens (shell NAc) may introduce a viable therapeutic target to attenuate the METH-induced memory deficits.

By 1763, 30 years after Lombe's patent had expired, only seven Lombe mills had been built because the silk market was small, but Lombe had introduced a viable form of water powered machinery and had established a template for organised labour that later industrialists would follow.

I voted in favour of the report because it introduces a viable compromise, limiting the illicit sale of weapons but also respecting the authorised interests of hunters and legal owners of sporting weapons.

This study introduced economically-viable continuous reactive distillation (RD) design alternatives for cyclohexanol production through the indirect hydration of cyclohexene.

Code obfuscation was introduced as a viable technique to prevent reverse engineering of software applications.

Isogeometric analysis has been recently introduced as a viable alternative to the standard, polynomial-based finite element analysis.