Sentence examples for more viable because from inspiring English sources

In general shows with self-contained stories may be deemed more viable because they have a better chance to do well in repeats.

Now, four or five months later, bankruptcy obviously is more viable, because the government has done the right thing.

The latter interpretation is more viable, because these or similar low-coherence patches that do not exist in the interferogram formed from two pre-earthquake descending ALOS-2 ScanSAR images (Fig. 3b).

Populations of larger size are expected to be more viable because they are subjected less to demographic, genetic, and environmental stochasticity [ 20].

Adding more accessibility features to tablets will only make them a more viable solution, because ultimately, the applications and use case scenarios will determine their success.

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.

Studies have shown that regions that appear of high signal on diffusion MRI images are associated with more viable tumour tissue, because water molecule diffusion is more restricted by intact cellular membranes[ 8 ].

Several possible explanations include (1) a female preference for more viable males, which, because of their higher survival probability, will be overrepresented among older males, (2) an increase in male EPC success with experience and (3) a female preference for more familiar males, which would favour older males.

Cultivations which are performed in the vegetative phase are more viable for research because they can be kept in the laboratory, performed on a small and medium scale, and important parameters such as temperature, humidity, and agitation can be controlled [ 18].

"If we can get it to work at higher frequencies, that makes it much more viable as a consumer product, because you're talking about smaller transducers and much less energy," the senior Mr. Nyberg said.

Ethanol produced from lignocellulosic biomass through a number of conversion pathways presents a more viable alternative to fossil fuels because non-food feedstocks are used.