Sentence examples for potential viability from inspiring English sources

This is a way, I believe, quite honestly, of preserving the U.N.'s potential viability in the future.

In 1997, Milstien, Batson, and Meaney published "A Systematic Method for Evaluating the Potential Viability of Local Vaccine Producers".

These findings show the potential viability of a folate-targeting, pH-responsive nanocarrier for amine-containing anticancer drugs.

The future migration of video from the PC to the TV promised by services like the BBC's Project Canvas will further boost reach and, in turn, the potential viability for both ad-funded and paid-for revenue.

The new process allows controlled conversion of single precursor (i.e., potassium ferricyanide) into water dispersible PBNPs that demonstrates potential viability for use in both homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis.

That sets the potential viability of these technologies back by decades". The Transportation Department and Congress are seeking to balance the desire of automakers to develop driverless cars without burdensome restrictions with the need for regulatory guidance.

He said he also considered the potential commercial viability of the piece.

Finally, the stability of TiO2 film sensors with potential commercial viability is demonstrated.

High levels of mRFP1 expression do not affect cell morphology, developmental potential or viability and fertility of animals.

"The more challenging meteorological environment in these locations is, therefore, very likely to impact on the economic potential and viability of operations in these locations," the report says.

The shielding/deshielding effect was tested along with size, zeta potential, cell viability and transfection.