Sentence examples for lead to a viable from inspiring English sources
"Here, the overall circumstances do not lead to a viable prosecution.
"There are viable models and stories that lead to a viable Earthlike planet today," Dr. Anglada-Escudé said.
Acknowledging that the five-year-old program would not lead to a viable rocket, the agency said the benefits of finally flying the long-delayed experimental prototype would not justify the costs.
Israel's agreement to release a fraction of the thousands of imprisoned Palestinian men and women adds to the wedge between Hamas and Fatah, bolstering his policy of impeding anything that would lead to a viable Palestinian state.
So Britain's prime minister had to make do with a "reform conference" whose main purpose, apparently, will be to bolster a newly-elected leader of the PA in his efforts to clean up his own Palestinian house before trying to persuade the Israelis to negotiate with a view to making the territorial concessions that might lead to a viable Palestinian state.
Her parents hadn't and worried that further study wouldn't lead to a viable career.
Improvement was defined as removal of necrotic tissue, control of infection, and proper soft tissue coverage of the affected limb that led to a viable limb.
Likewise, levamisole targets acetylcholine receptors, and the disruption of several subunits of these receptors also leads to a viable levamisole resistant phenotype[ 16].
This leads to a viable count growth curve where the cell number decreases before the onset of the exponential growth phase.
For example, in several Trichogramma wasp species, Wolbachia is responsible for gamete duplication (the parthenogenetic developmental step that leads to a viable zygote) [ 6], while, in Asobara tabida, it has the even more fundamental role of facilitating successful oogenesis by inhibiting cell death [ 20, 21].
Also, the time required for this procedure might lead to a non-viable solution because the channel matrices corresponding to the tested channel realizations might change in the meantime.
