Sentence examples for producing viable from inspiring English sources

Gasparini's signing is the latest benchmark for a continent that can no longer be considered a baseball backwater, but rather a region producing viable prospects on a regular basis.

One prediction that makes intuitive sense, but which has been difficult to nail down empirically, is that when women hit the reproductive wall of the menopause they funnel their remaining energy into bolstering their children's especially their daughters' odds of producing viable offspring.

The dose was the highest tested, and it also represented the maximum dose of CFU per milliliter producing viable bacteria.

Retention of these residual stresses may be essential to maintaining disc mechanical function and to producing viable AF repair techniques.

The possibility of producing viable viruses lacking antigenic site A may find application in the design of new anti-FMD vaccines.

Whether its an unwavering dedication to kernel excellence (a la Linus Torvalds and Greg Krorh-Hartman) or a dedication to producing viable, usable tools for everyone to use to avoid reinventing the wheel.

Mr. Cuomo ignores the time-tested potential of implanted embryos to generally produce viable infants.

"Not all cross-species matings will produce viable, or indeed any, offspring.

So the females may have had to mate with males in the chimpanzee lineage in order to produce viable descendants.

Unlike GM crops such as corn (maize) and soybeans, the GM bentgrass was able to produce viable seeds.

d Proportion of adults that were reproductively sterile and did not produce viable eggs.