Sentence examples for support viable from inspiring English sources

However, those states do not have enough open forestland to support viable cougar populations, the scientists said.

Currently protected areas cannot support viable populations of the species so recorded so shade coffee plantations must adopt conservation strategies.

The idea is to support viable and replicable projects, based on capacities in the Ibsa countries and successes experienced in the Ibsa countries.

"It backs recent calls for a long-term commitment from policymakers which would support viable futures for Indigenous Australians on their traditional country," the report said.

This reflects the fragmented condition of many landscapes, where most patches are too small to support viable populations of larger species.

The bank said in its report that its aid programs have become more effective since the end of the cold war, because aid is now used less often to reward allies and more often to support viable projects.

We found that both types of peptide hydrogel supported viable mesenchymal stem cells over 48 h.

Golf course wetlands apparently supported viable turtle populations similar to those observed in protected areas in the region.

While the underbelly of Antarctica may not exactly be teeming with life, it certainly supports viable ecosystems.

For this purpose, we co-cultured them over a monolayer of mouse post-natal cortical astrocytes (Johnson et al, 2007), which supported viable cultures of vmDA neurons for up to 75 days (latest time point analysed, see Fig S6 of Supporting information).

After years of focusing on purely ceramic or purely polymeric scaffolds, researchers have started to consider hybrids, and despite the fact they have high potential, the field is still far from having a scaffold that can be fully loaded that supports viable bone regeneration in a reasonable time after the implant.