Sentence examples for of being viable from inspiring English sources

The woman, Ivette Zapata-Smalls of Lakewood, N.J., was in stable condition tonight after miscarrying the fetuses, which at 19 1/2 weeks were three weeks short of being viable outside the womb.

In terms of being viable, Karate Health noted in its presentation that it's on track to helping more than 1,500 suffers of lupus, and soon will expand its expertise to helping those with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

In the context of SARS outbreak and our new knowledge of pandemic flu genesis it becomes imperative to produce computational signatures: of the anti-infective targets, of the successful targets against chronic disease, and of the ligands capable of being viable leads.

We therefore estimated the conditional probability P(2|1) of being viable in a given environment 2 under the condition of being viable in another environment 1.

A randomly generated network with 15 interacting genes has an 8.9% chance of being viable.

One of the most basic questions is whether the constraint of being viable is "severe", i.e., whether a random genotype in Ω (n) has a tiny probability of being viable.

The perception of not being viable is death in enterprise software," says Conway.

"Part of the reason all of those are viable is because of bodies on the line," Cherry said.

At a concentration of 5 μg/ml, less than 2% of cells were viable in the presence of PEI, while 70%to80%0% of cells were viable when incubated with PEI-NH-SWNTs or PEI-NH-MWNTs (Figure 9).

This relativisation of actuality is viable thanks to a remarkable property of the formalism of quantum mechanics.

Flies bearing a validated mutation of mapmodulin, the Drosophila homologue of Anp32, are viable [35].