Sentence examples for such a viability from inspiring English sources
The phrase "such a viability" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to the feasibility or practicality of an idea or plan, but the construction is awkward and not commonly used. Example: "The project was evaluated for such a viability, but it was deemed impractical."
If such a viability plan could not be negotiated, the White House proposal called for allowing the adviser to mandate one.
With such a viability, tissue-guided regenerated conduits can be delivered as off-the-shelf biodevices and possess all the potentialities for a long-lasting resolution of the dramatic inconvenience of heart valve diseases, both in children and in the elderly.
If this condition is not satisfied, no GI50-value exists, i.e., the on-target inhibition is to weak to kill enough cells such that a viability of 50% can be reached.
They are nondestructive to the cells and are thus compatible with downstream assays (such as a viability assay, Figure S3A in the Supporting Information).
It is shown that such a co-viability requires medium exploitation rate.
The mechanism of such a long-term viability was investigated by using confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM).
Despite this statement, however, Bloomberg didn't outright dismiss the viability of such a campaign.
But recent problems in the wireless industry have raised doubts about the viability of such a strategy.
The scaling down of the company raises questions about the viability of such a broad-based television and sports company, said David Carter, principal of The Sports Business Group, a consulting firm.
The New York Times review of the proposal to deepen the Delaware River ("Dumping Ground Once Again," cover, Dec. 17) raises many questions about the viability of such a proposal.
The revelations have raised questions about the NT government's timing ahead of Saturday's election, and about the viability of such a project, which one financial analyst said would be a "stranded asset" before it was even finished.
