Sentence examples for more viable technique from inspiring English sources

The increased efficiency afforded by multifocus 2PP can make two-photon polymerization a more viable technique for commercial use.

The development of more robust calibration models with larger data sets that reduce the variability of measurements and advanced chemometric software will contribute to NIR and MIR spectroscopy becoming a more viable technique for fungal and mycotoxin contamination determinations within agricultural commodities.

The demand for higher data rates coupled with full frequency reuse results in an interference-limited system, which cannot achieve full capacity without the implementation of one or more viable interference mitigation/cancellation/coordination techniques [5].

In situ X-ray tomographic microscopy is thus demonstrated to be a viable technique to use in conjunction with more conventional ex situ metallographic techniques to conduct interdiffusion and Kirkendall pore studies.

Thus, tissue engineering techniques, rather than direct stem cell transplantation, may prove to be a more viable approach in the future [42].

This approach makes distributed parallel computing more viable for equations of this type and will allow for future use of well-known convergence acceleration techniques, such as multigrid, to obtain the solutions efficiently.

"A breakup is looking more viable".

Self-assessment is a more viable option.

We'll be a much stronger, more viable league".

It's more viable now than ever before".

It has never been easier – or more viable.