Sentence examples for less viable size from inspiring English sources

But simple assortative mating is not sufficient to explain our results, because when the less viable size was the focal cell, it also tended to mate with the more viable sized partner rather than the less viable size.

When cultured in autophagy-stimulating conditions, cells lacking ddTpp1 rapidly decrease in size and are less viable than wild-type cells, suggesting that one function of ddTpp1 could be to limit autophagy.

This behavior cannot be due simply to greater mating availability or mating ability of more viable cells, because less viable focal cells mate as efficiently as more viable focal cells, and the mating advantage of more viable sized cells is not affected by whether the focal cell is large or small.

When the clams have reached a viable size, they are put back into controlled silos in the sea, where within six months they grow to marketable size -- in this case about two to three inches, or less than half the size of surf clams found in the ocean.

The chief rabbinate is, if anything, even less viable.

As these corridors become less viable, they can be lost.

But in a competitive market, niches became less viable.

The command-and-control approach to management has in recent years become less and less viable.

The alternative, staying in an up-market niche, was beginning to look less and less viable.

My questions: What is the minimum economical viable size for a Seawater Greenhouse?

Based on what's important to each group, managed relocation might be more or less viable.