Sentence examples for particularly viable in from inspiring English sources

None of these approaches is particularly viable in the current era".

Moreover, family films were not considered particularly viable in the 1970s, a decade better known for more violent and challenging movies.

This family of control laws is particularly viable to be implemented in a software-defined network (SDN) where the available underlying resources may not be accurately predictable and vary with time, due to, e.g., network virtualization.

Synthetic materials appear to be a particularly viable and effective for the removal of heavy metals particularly in low concentrations (Shawabkeh 1998).

Elting knew there were going to be winners in rising global economy and saw language services as a "particularly viable and necessary business".

Sounds like a particularly viable service to me.

In this case, the plinth draws attention to a sculpture that does not behave in a conventional manner: it's not vertical, it's a base material, it is not an 'object' and it is not particularly viable.

It suggests that turning the Southwest Museum into a "multi-use space" might be particularly viable.

SLC9A9 encodes a sodium/hydrogen exchanger and may be a particularly viable candidate gene for ADHD.

CBT has been identified as a particularly viable alternative to pharmacological regimens [ 6, 11].

In particular, maximising the after-effects will be particularly important if non-invasive treatments are to be clinically viable in dementia populations, and help minimise the number of treatment sessions needed to obtain meaningful symptom improvements.