Sentence examples for potential for viable from inspiring English sources

The results of the analysis with LARCH showed a significant increase of the potential for viable populations for many species, especially butterflies.

To maintain and increase potential for viable populations of characteristic species of peat bogs both protection and restoration are important measures.

MSCs and iPSCs offer the most realistic and best potential for viable regenerative cell treatment of OA; however, MSC based therapies have less risks associated with them and an easier means of production.

For the other seven species (butterflies: C. tullia, P. idas, B. euphrosyne; birds: T. urogallus, T. tetrix, M. citreola, L. canus) the potential for viable populations is ensured under almost all conditions.

Two butterfly species (C. hero, P. optilete) and three bird species (L. excubitor, P. trydactylus, G. grus) show low potential for viable populations and four butterfly species (A. melanaria, C. palaeno, E. maturna, A. laodice) and one bird species (T. nebularia) medium potential.

The potentials for viable populations of characteristic species were assessed using a decision support system Landscape ecological Analysis and Rules for the Configuration of Habitat (LARCH).

"I see the potential for a viable operation, should acquisition of the company prove achievable".

There is "at least the potential for a viable restoration program," Mr. Breheny, the Bronx Zoo director, said, but a lot depends on conditions and the operation of the dam.

But Purdham says it was not until 2010 that he saw the potential for a viable business model in digital music – three years after he had convinced Gabriel (pictured below in 1973 when he was in Genesis) to back his vision for an online jukebox.

These findings prove that viable G. duodenalis cysts were successfully detected with a high degree of sensitivity by RT-PCR analysis targeting the hsp70 gene of G. duodenalis, thereby suggesting its practical potential for detecting viable G. duodenalis in environmental samples.

Based on our experience, therefore, we balance the cost of initial plating with the potential for producing viable cultures that are useful for experimentation.