Sentence examples for issues of viability from inspiring English sources

So if the issues of viability and abortion limits are not apparently inextricably linked, even by those at the heart of the debate, are more complex factors influencing the ethical dilemmas?

"We are looking at real issues of viability with some of the diplomas, and the tipping point would be if there is no adequate money to fund minibus transport," he says.

However, this still leaves question marks over the barn's future and in particular, the issues of viability and setting".

The issue of viability can be overcome by using RNA targets which are rapidly degraded following cell death [ 13].

As Saccharomyces cerevisiae is engineered further as a microbial factory for industrially relevant but potentially cytotoxic molecules such as ethanol, issues of cell viability arise that threaten to place a biological limit on output capacity and/or the use of less refined production conditions.

The various problems of the companies in these regions stress mainly issues of business viability, while it is difficult to foster the innovation process.

This short time frame avoids issues of cell viability under in vitro imaging conditions.

Similar issues of cell viability can exist with the use of antibody detection.

Airgas's vigorous defense against Air Products' hostile bid raises the issue of the viability of the "just say no" defense.

While the public may be struck by the issue of increasing viability, the militant pro-life and pro-choice movements unite on one thing; they do not want abortion law dictated by premature babies' viability.

But for Yellowstone scientists, the loss of the collared wolves isn't so much a political or an emotional issue, as an issue of the viability of wildlife science.