Sentence examples for more viable model from inspiring English sources

Which presents the more viable model of institutional behavior?

"As markets improve, auctions remain as a more viable model and a great alternative marketing approach".

Although the use of immortalized cell lines related to neurologic and/or respiratory response may in some ways seem a more viable model, these types of cell lines would not yield any information about interindividual variation of response.

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.

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

"We're slimming it down, making it a more viable financial model".

With Spotify preparing to go public, many are wondering if it will be able to use its larger and more global scale to produce a more viable business model for the industry.

While the aggressive and intrusive hyper-viral aspects of the apps in China may not be replicable in a Western Market, the problems for creating a more viable business model run deeper.

"Companies like Yahoo! are going to be driving the use of cell phones, so it's certainly one of the more viable revenue models," Laszlo says.

The company has one of the more viable business models out there, since many industry pundits believe services is going to be the juiciest part of the Linux market.

According to Subal, the value of a cooperative model is clear: "The collaborative idea opening up spaces and pooling resources feels like a more viable and sustainable model right now.