Sentence examples for tests for viability from inspiring English sources

But Ferson also acknowledged the concerns felt by many voters about the fundraising race, stating, "Unfortunately it's one of the tests for viability for a race".

Another limitation to our model is computing time, as the matrix multiplication in development and the tests for viability are more time consuming than in the discrete model.

Information presented to the MDT should include: symptom burden; current medical therapy; results of non-invasive tests for viability and ischaemia; comorbidities which may affect the safety of PCI (especially chronic kidney disease, peripheral vascular disease and conditions which might limit the safe use of DES).

Before sprouting, seeds can be tested for viability by seeing if they float in water.

The synthesized genome was then transplanted into cytoplasm to test for viability.

"We'll want to take a look at their plans in detail and see if they meet a credible test for viability," Mr. Fratto said.

Amazon says that every month, it will option one promising new project and add it to the development slate where it will be tested for viability.

During the sampling times, the fermentation broth was streaked on solid YP media to test for viability and contamination.

Community feedback, gathered from Amazon Studios' crowdsourcing model, triggered the idea for the popular project to be adapted into a digital comic that would be shared with audiences for feedback and tested for viability as a major motion picture.

While seeds were not tested for viability, it is likely much of the regeneration resulted from mature planted individuals (e.g., fruits were present on medium shrubs after only 4 years).

These mutants and different complemented strains were tested for viability on cells and mice.