Sentence examples for more viable development from inspiring English sources

Targeting technical advisors instead of livestock producers appears to be a more viable development track unless new innovations in DSS delivery systems can emerge using the internet.

By the end of 2009, Android will be on enough handsets around the world that the cumulative user count may make the platform much more viable for development.

Unreduced gametes were also more viable during pollen development than reduced gametes produced by the interspecific hybrids in our experiment, as the fraction of unreduced gametes estimated in the viable pollen fraction was much greater (13.8%) than the fraction of unreduced gametes estimated in the sporad population (1.32%).

Huge infrastructure projects have made waterfront development more viable.

And the bright side for Android, the report noted, is that Ice Cream Sandwich has made it a "much more viable environment for HTML5 development," while Android 3.0 devices?

With oil prices plummeting, the prospect of a commercially viable development in Quebec seems more and more unlikely.

Thus, the focus of development of a more viable approach to inhibit the MAPK pathway has turned to Raf and MEK.

In this review, the most particular enhancement strategies of continuous hydrogen production are discussed to provide an up to date information about the latest developments made toward more viable applications.

B10 cell expansion appears to be a more viable approach since some of the stimuli driving their development have been identified.

In particular, the adoption of import substitution industrialisation (ISI) by Mexico as the development strategy was closely related to emigration becoming more viable, or even desirable (Canales, 2003).

It has become more viable and more cost effective to use in recent years, although more development continues to try and improve on both the amount of energy captured and the amount stored.