Sentence examples for more viability from inspiring English sources

When and if food is so expensive that we can't bring it to market from afar, locals may have more viability.

"If this housing can work at Sunset and Vine," he added, "there will be more viability for market-rate residential elsewhere in the district".

"A film like Pacific Rim has much more viability and much more vitality than it would have had pre-Avatar.

However the extract exposed in dark condition exhibited more viability of cells at different concentrations as compared to light condition (Table 1).

This discovery minimises exploration risk and stimulates the petroleum industries into looking for means of recovering and upgrading these resources economically, to add more viability and make it easily refinable.

"In terms of sustainability and the future of the game, this is an opportunity for us to increase revenues into the English and French club game which gives it more viability.

Although F-TIPS microstructure better resembled the natural extracellular matrix, human osteosarcoma fibroblast cells showed more consistent viability in the P-TIPS scaffolds under our unloaded test protocols.

For example, when the distance between the ITR and ψ is 655 nucleotides or more, virus viability is severely compromised.

Better aerosol collection methods and more sensitive viability assays may lead to higher estimates of the amount of viable airborne virus released by people with influenza.

After 24 hours the medium was replaced with 1000 µl fresh DMEM (without FCS and PEST) and transfected and control cells were incubated for additional 24 hours (or more for viability and morphology studies).

However, a more robust viability assay would be needed to confirm these assumptions, such as testing for expression of a fluorescently labeled protein in real time.