Sentence examples for stability and viability from inspiring English sources

Honda, which is not an alliance member, "encourages initiatives that are essential to maintaining the short and long term stability and viability of the auto industry," said Ed Miller, a Honda spokesman.

Such degradation is likely to compromise the stability and viability of the synthetic OOKP.

From the research carried out, it was observed that increase in temperature reduces the stability and viability of drilling fluid.

89Zr and 64Cu tracers radiolabel cells with sufficient stability and viability, this way making this approach highly promising for routine clinical use.

This finding supports the use of metrics such as effective population size and the number of effective breeders in predicting population stability and viability following fragmentation.

During this period, samples were examined for physical stability and viability of the encapsulated and freely suspended microorganisms present in the emulsions.

Application of appropriate stabilizers along with drying accords long term stability and commercial viability to nanocrystals.

The attorney general's office "seeks to restore stability and financial viability to T.R.F. by instituting a board capable of fulfilling T.R.F.'s charitable mission".

BAGHDAD — In the first Iraqi elections since the American troop withdrawal, Sunni candidates are being attacked and killed in greater numbers than in recent campaigns, raising concerns in Washington over Iraq's political stability and the viability of a democratic system the United States has heavily invested in over years of war and diplomacy.

The reusability, retention capacity, immobilization time, mechanical stability and economic viability prompted the use of refractory bricks and silk sachets.

Applied to renewable energy processes and plants, those will be strengthened in terms of efficiency, stability, and financial viability, increasing their potential of long-term success.