Sentence examples for most viable being from inspiring English sources

The absence of this global agenda makes prioritisation of oral disease in developing countries of Africa like Nigeria difficult as national actions are often led by global calls made by global organisations; the most viable being calls made by the World Health Organisation.

"The category of compounds that seemed most viable were organic acids like succinic, acetic, and citric," says Petersen.

The most viable site was found to be Attaqa Mountain (Fig. 3), based on the techno-economic study which has been done by a Swedish Consultant (SWECO 1997).

The largest and possibly most viable populations are found in Sumatra, which is why we are targeting our efforts here," he said.

But in general, his denigration of Democratic presidential candidates is not being guided by any field data from his campaign about who his most viable opponent is, and what the candidates' biggest weaknesses are, according to a campaign operative.

Then, the problem of non-adiabatic losses from the microtraps is addressed and the most viable solutions are presented.

The most viable ones are typically bought by major studios, as Miramax was by the Walt Disney Corporation in 1993.

In those cases, the most viable solution is to test several values, until the optimal one is found.

Many different reactions are studied that utilize both CH4 and CO2, but the most viable option is the catalytic conversion of these gases to produce syngas, a mixture of CO and H2 [4].

The most viable hypothesis is that the sensory nerves of the paranasal sinuses and nasal mucosa which are the branches of the trigeminal nerve (TN) may play a major role in AH.

To replace Pb with a less toxic metal is a key scientific challenge because of the toxicity of Pb and the most viable replacement are Sn and Ge.