Fighting all this, I was told, is usually viable only in workplaces with a strong union – and besides, people used to their work being constantly monitored tend to now expect it: as my contact put it, "They don't think it's that bad.
Joy Lawn, professor of maternal, reproductive and child health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and lead author of a new five-paper series on stillbirths and neonatal deaths in the Lancet, which I wrote about here, points out that by 28 weeks' gestation, the point at which the World Health Organisation classifies death in the womb as stillbirth, babies are usually viable.
The increased ploidy levels per se in the triploid seeds are unlikely the direct cause for the disruptive development of embryo and endosperm development in interploidy cross, as polyploid embryo and endosperm with balanced parental genomes are usually viable.
On the other hand truncations that lead to only a small segment of the protein chain being removed, are usually viable both in their genotypic and phenotypic expressions.
While there is no formal definition of social enterprise, it is usually defined as a commercially viable organization focused on benefiting the public – rather than shareholders or owners.
While viable for around two years, it's usually best to plant seeds within the year.[1].
A customized broach is usually only viable with high volume workpieces, because the broach can cost US$15,000 to US$30,000 to produce.
This approach is usually only viable if you are right next to the tree, and you're a good climber.
Therefore, the construction of a detection system considering the whole sensorial space is usually not a viable proposition when aiming for real time operation.
