Sentence examples for it considered a viable from inspiring English sources

Although the addition of salt (NaCl) to tank water has been reported to be effective in controlling saprolegniosis (Marking et al. 1994; Ali 2005), it does not always prevent growth of Saprolegnia sp. nor is it considered a viable alternative to malachite green due to the large quantities that would be required in aquaculture (Marking et al. 1994).

And it is considered a viable and promising business (and revenue opportunity) within the company.

By the beginning of the 18th century, the equity jurisdiction of the Exchequer of Pleas was firmly cemented, and it was considered a viable alternative to the Court of Chancery.

Although DCEs in health care have been carried out mainly using self-completed postal questionnaires [ 29, 33], a computer-aided telephone interview approach was selected as it allowed a wide geographic coverage with higher response rates than postal or internet approaches [ 34] and it was considered a viable method if used with a small number of choice sets per respondent [ 35].

Although a number of early trials show promise, it has not yet developed to the point where it may be considered a viable alternative to traditional medical management.

If her party, A Just Russia, could sustain such a level across the region, it would be considered a viable alternative in future elections.

Although the development of nonfusion technology has just started and the adoption is very slow, it may be considered a viable option for motion preservation in coming years.

The experience of Crimea, he says, "shows that just because something is unimaginable for Western planners, this does not mean it is not considered a viable option by Russia".

It is now considered a viable alternative to (ST) in the intensive care unit.

Therefore, further research is needed on the function of this gene before it can be considered a viable therapeutic target that can be translated to the clinic.

Although active immunotherapy directed against specific target molecules expressed in cancer offers promise for cancer treatment, a considerable amount of research needs to be carried out before it can be considered a viable therapeutic option.