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When we know how well the vaccine reduces carriage, this might alter the cost effectiveness of the vaccine and make it viable to introduce it for older ages.

LONDON — The American oil giant Chevron said Friday that it was putting its flagship British deepwater development project under review, saying high costs might not make it viable to continue.

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Thus, these considerable properties make it viable to monitor copper metal ions within very low concentration range (0 15 × 10− 6 M Cu II)) and highly selective even in the presence of different types of metal ions.

To make it viable to implement adaptive UIs for a broader range of applications, there is both a need for new architecture and middleware, and ways of constructing applications.

Overwatch still needs a lot of work done to make it viable to play competitively, let alone easy to spectate, but the potential is there.

"I pay homage to William Shatner because he made it viable to go to folks like me.

Three new pipelines two for gas, and one to bring Siberian oil to the border are promised by Russia; and high prices have made it viable to deliver Russian oil by train.Shi Yinhong, of Renmin University in Beijing, argues that ties with America are still more important to China than those with Russia.

These ensemble of properties and non-toxic nature of functionalized graphene, makes it viable to be absorbed commercially in starch processing industries.

Multitenancy not only allowed for higher gross margins, it made it viable to serve small and medium businesses with world-class software  —  at a profit.

Products can even be verified using mobile devices, making it viable to verify products on a large-scale and at the point of delivery.