Sentence examples for more viable method from inspiring English sources

Compared to the X-ray approach, footprint analysis is a non-radiation and more viable method for clinical assessment of the medial longitudinal arch of the foot.

And advances in streaming technology are making it a much more viable method of delivery.

One alternative to hunting urban foxes has been to trap them, which appears to be a more viable method.

But whilst there are increasingly more viable methods of generating relatively cheap H2 which can sustain the hydrogen economy, and bolster the use of fuel cells (burning H2) for transport, hospitals, shopping malls and the like the next goal is to achieve highly efficient photocatalytic conversion of CO2 to CH4.

One of the hypothesized and more viable methods to treat CF is by gene correction or protein replacement [ 9, 10].

The computational efficiency of the analytical model makes it a more viable modeling method for design optimization.

Over the past year satellite has begun to earn more and more respect as a viable method for delivering broadband.

Crucially, it required only 10to15percentent of the energy represented by the gas that flowed out of the well, making it a much more viable approach than earlier methods used to harvest hydrates, which involved melting them with warm water.

This test was utilized to determine if cryopreserving tissue pieces or cryopreserving isolated cells is a better method: the superior method should yield more viable cells recovered after cryopreservation and thawing.

Nonetheless, the salt-precipitation method is economically more viable, allows more control over the parameters involved [ 15], and reportedly giving better yields [ 16] than commercial kits (e.g. QIAGEN).

In this work, we demonstrate that the green synthesis of metal oxides is more viable and facile compare to other methods, i.e., physical and chemical routes while presenting a potential electrode for energy applications.