Sentence examples for proven viable for from inspiring English sources

Creep-age forming (CAF) is one of the relatively new forming techniques that has been proven viable for the production of extra-large integral airframe structures.

In the event that a new partnership model does not prove viable for any reason, the government will not take licence fee money itself for this purpose.

It only makes sense that they never proved viable for one company to maintain, none of them were revenue generating.

Scientifically, although it allowed more extensive movements than the head post system, the helmet proved viable for resting state fMRI, in particular when combined with the independent component analysis that deals more effectively with movement-related noise than the seed-based approach.

For either approach to prove viable for delivering adolescent health services in sub-Saharan Africa, a sizable degree of experimentation should occur.

In all treatments for all cell lines, attached and spread cells proved viable by dividing themselves.

But to do that, it must prove viable.

The project does have some stuffy backing for its snoozer of a text-only web site so perhaps it will prove viable.

When tested for B. occultum (Type II) and B. bicoloratum (Type III), these seeds proved viable based on tetrazolium staining (U. Jaros, unpubl. data).

Fibrin and collagen hydrogels have developed beyond the pre-clinical stage, and they are currently proven as viable for the treatment of LSCD and as corneal prosthetics, respectively.

Kickstarter has proved endlessly viable for board games with a primary selling point of "look you get hundreds of tiny plastic figures", but within the traditional industry pre-order culture isn't really a thing – there's very little prominent promotion for anything you can't actually buy right now.