Sentence examples for limited viability for from inspiring English sources

One of the most common and practical ways for avoiding heat stress in the workplace – working during the coolest (usually early morning) hours – has limited viability for these workplaces since the shift already starts shortly after sunrise.

First, HDV reaches maximal replication in PHH by 6 days, compared to 12 for HBV; based on our observations of the limited viability of the primary human hepatocytes cultures, HDV was therefore preferable.

Second, the prospective duration of a single experiment is constrained by the limited viability of isolated CP samples.

Furthermore, hAMSCs cultured in standard conditions have shown limited proliferative and migratory capabilities, as well as limited viability.

Heat killed cells exhibited limited Cs and Sr binding as compared to live cells highlighting the importance of cell viability for optimal binding.

"Developers have been using viability for centuries, it's their bread and butter," says Pat McAllister.

"It showed me that there is a legitimacy and a viability for this kind of music.

No easy route to long-term viability for the direct marketing business exists".

He said the plan would fall within "the boundaries of viability" for the airline.

Timing and viability for the technical audit infrastructure also remain vague.

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