"sufficiently viable" is not a correct use of English.
Viable means capable of working or developing successfully, so the phrase is not appropriate in this context. Instead, you could use phrases that mean similar things, such as "viable enough" or "feasible enough." For example, "This proposal seems sufficiently viable to be worth pursuing."
This strongly suggests that newly collected fresh and intact urine-derived cells are sufficiently viable to be used as nuclear donors for animal cloning.
Of course, it may have been that the company simply could not convince any game developers that the N-Gage was sufficiently viable to justify a completely original game.
Taken together, these results suggest that the R-spondin-negative organoids used in Fig. 4B were sufficiently viable to allow continued measurements of circadian rhythms, but lacked the regenerative capacity to form new organoids upon passaging.
An incubation time of 48 h was considered optimal as this time point was short enough for the untreated control cells to remain sufficiently viable, yet long enough to observe significant and discriminatory dexamethasone-induced killing.
In the struggle for life, it is medicine's task to preserve the conditions of a life sufficiently viable to give rise to a veritable existence, and not to seek to avoid death indifferent to the conditions of the existence that ensues.
Without the chain referral endorsement of snowball sampling, it is unlikely that sufficient interest would have been generated to recruit sufficiently for a viable study.
Identification and isolation of a viable, sufficiently pure, cancer-associated stromal cell population from tumor specimens will provide an essential research tool for the study of prostate carcinogenesis.
On TCP, DGRFFF PEG3000 films prepared at sufficiently low concentration are viable, and cell proliferation is observed.
Plant leaves can have an assortment of unmistakable elements like green and non-green hue, simple and compound shape and distinctive vein designed surfaces, a solitary arrangement of elements may not be sufficiently adequate for a viable classification of heterogeneous plant sorts.
Corresponding improvements for debris trajectories could potentially provide conjunction analysis sufficiently accurate for an operationally viable collision avoidance system based on TLEs only.
A preliminary design assessment shows that these catalysts are sufficiently active to be commercially viable contingent upon the costs of the catalysts achieving conversions in excess of 90% at temperatures below 125 °C.
