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Some of these methods, if perfected and if approved by regulatory agencies, may eventually become more viable for amputees.

The wild-card spot is more viable for the team that was the A.L. wild-card entry the previous two seasons.

But Russia's military might has not made victory any more viable for its Syrian ally, which is increasingly reliant on Iranian officers and pro-government militias.

In London it is also more viable for organisations to seek funding from philanthropy, but it's not an either/or conversation.

The degree of waste, Ms. Farrell says, is so big that it makes investing in energy management look far more viable for fighting global warming than any alternative energy source.

"Are you interested in making the lease more viable for the Islanders?" asked Craig Stanley, a fan from West Hempstead, adorned in the gold tinsel wig that he wears to games.

Our findings suggest that screening for particular features of Pso and PsA rather than global measures of systemic inflammation may be a more viable strategy for identifying patients at increased risk for CVD.

All-natural fragrance, to follow, is expensive, costing hundreds of dollars per ounce, making synthetic scent a more viable option for most fragrance houses as they assemble formulas for clients.

A second, more viable, approach for Mr. Spitzer is to play defense and negotiate with federal law enforcement.

Seeking pathways into higher education is often a more viable route for relatively marginalised groups than other career strategies such as obtaining promotion within firms.

Our history provides us with more viable models for urban housing: the Georgian town and the Victorian suburb were both built, successfully, to densities of over 50 dwellings per hectare.