Sentence examples for study the viability of from inspiring English sources

If the Port Authority is considering reopening the rail line on the North Shore of Staten Island to alleviate traffic ("As Local Traffic Worsens, Silent Trains May Toot Again," Dec. 15), they should also study the viability of using this route for freight traffic too.

India's government had appointed a commission headed by a retired judge of the Supreme Court of India, Justice B.N. Sri Krishna, to study the viability of Telangana as a separate state in 2010.

MTT assay was used to study the viability of L929 cells exposed to several prepared electrospun dressings.

For now, only a select number of testers can get their food delivered by drone, of course, but the idea behind all of these projects is to study the viability of a larger delivery network.

The bone-like cells (MG-63) used to study the viability of composite materials were acquired from National Center for Cell Sciences, Pune, India.

The main objective of this model is to study the viability of electrifying traditional sailboats with internal combustion engines into hybrid systems with batteries and fuel cell.

At the Pearl Theater, an acting company on St. Marks Place, T.T.N. volunteers have designed new marketing materials, studied the viability of opening a book and gift shop and started a play discussion series.

In addition, we studied the viability of soil washing techniques to reduce the volume of contaminated soil.

Fluid-phase equilibrium data are essential for studying the viability of supercritical extraction and the design of the extraction columns often used for this type of separation.

The present work studied the viability of the smectitic clay Tonsil Terrana 580 FF, used in the partial purification of anthocyanin from red cabbage, and the possible mechanisms involved in the column adsorption process.

We first studied the viability of Drosophila and then tested the expression of the PKD-related genes Parkin, UCH, and tau in various concentrations of paraquat in the water sucked by Drosophila.