Sentence examples for is remaining viable from inspiring English sources

Despite the onslaught of "The Sopranos" on HBO, "The Osbournes" on MTV, and several other new cable hits, broadcast television is remaining viable for reasons that will be evident in the new season.

"Our candidates are remaining viable long after the Republicans have counted them out," said Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

According to the killing efficiency estimated in spore-killing experiments (approximately 25%, Fig. 4B), around 7.5×106 CFU spores should be remained viable, and theoretically the mortality of mouse should have reached up to 100% (Fig. 5A, 7.5×106 CFU groups).

At day 35 there were very few remaining viable cells, so cells were separated over Histopaque to exclude dead cells and cell debris.

But there is a universal recognition among NATO members that the rift both within the Atlantic alliance and between Europe and the United States has to be repaired if the alliance is to remain viable.

Kashiwazaki-Kariwa is its only remaining viable nuclear facility.

Conclusions: Biologically compatible fibrin glue is an effective surgical adhesive that allows the tissue types to be fused while remaining viable and morphologically accurate.

After 7 days of serum deprivation, ArtΔ/Δ or WT MSCs were harvested and the remaining viable cells were counted.

In February scientists in Chile located what might be the last remaining viable wild population of the liana Berberidopsis corallina, which grew only in Chile and was essential to rural basket weavers.

Priority must be given to miners' safety over production (and profit) goals if the significant contribution of coal to domestic energy is to remain viable.

"The Postal Service requires radical change to its business model if is to remain viable in the future".