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Analysts said the agreement made more viable the proposed one-million-barrel-a-day pipeline, favored by the United States over other proposed routes through Russia or Iran.

In terms of making algae more viable, the RFS does not directly incentivize its production.

In addition, for the hypothesized circadian clock genotypes, the shorter is the inactivity period relative to the activity one or the less arrhythmic is the population, the more viable the population is and the quicker it grows to large numbers.

MTT assay results showed that the metabolism of cells seeded on the 3D printed scaffolds was more viable than the metabolism on the freeze-dried material.

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

"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.

"The key point made by Ralph Wilson is that this is to try to make the team more viable in the Buffalo market," Goodell said.

The current prices are also making alternative fuels more viable, threatening the long-term prospects of the oil-based economy.

Now, four or five months later, bankruptcy obviously is more viable, because the government has done the right thing.

The test in both countries is not just finding a way to re-create states more viable than the various formulations attempted since the Sykes-Picot process was launched.

Making the possibility of reduced policing more viable is the fact that many sex workers find traditional patrol methods obtrusive anyway.