Sentence examples for maintaining its viability from inspiring English sources

Secondly, the load must be successfully distributed to the surrounding bone while maintaining its viability.

Fragmentation can intensify these genetic adversities and, therefore, dispersal and gene flow among subpopulations within an isolated population is often essential for maintaining its viability.

By switching to the continuous wave mode of the Ti:sapphire laser, the same system can be employed to optically trap and orient the 60 μm sized P. lamarckii embryo whilst maintaining its viability.

It is kept by mass-culturing to maintain its viability.

Seed kept dry and cool normally maintains its viability from harvest to the next planting season.

The stalled ribosomes are deleterious to the cell and should be rescued to maintain its viability.

Water-in-oil emulsions are commonly used as oil drilling fluids during drilling operations, therefore preventing emulsion breakage is imperative to maintain its viability and safety.

And then a new task will begin for the Big East: finding a name that embraces the geographic hodgepodge that the conference has become in its scramble to maintain its viability, if not its former stature.

"I wanted to help the small town maintain its viability," said Mr. Janklow, who said his state has a high percentage of elderly -- 16percentt -- and the nation's largest proportion of small towns -- 96percentt of the state's communities have fewer than 5,000 people.

The study says Grays should "distinguish its retail offer" and improve consumer choice in order to maintain its viability.

Ford, which has yet to require government funding to help maintain its viability, had three models that earned top billing.