Sentence examples for is 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.

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.

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

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

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

Sheltering in place is generally not a viable option.

YO-PRO-1 is a membrane-impermeant dye that is generally excluded from viable cells, whereas early-stage apoptotic and necrotic cells are YO-PRO-1-positive.

Rotation with other crops, e.g. Brassica and lettuce, can reduce wilt on strawberry, but this management strategy is generally not commercially viable.

To evaluate the immediate (24 h after infection) cytotoxic effects of alphaviral infection, 4 T1 cells were stained with propidium iodide (PI), a membrane-impermeable fluorescent dye that is generally excluded from viable cells.

It is generally believed that minimum viable population sizes (MVPs) would be highly specific, depending on the environmental and life history characteristics of the species.

Likewise, the practice of replacing bare fallows with non-leguminous cover crops in systems receiving Haber-Bosch N is generally deemed not economically viable.