Sentence examples for the viability of introducing from inspiring English sources

Her presentation to about 20 elected patient representatives from different GP surgeries in the area posed questions about the viability of introducing charges.

Economists say it is unlikely the smart card system will be ready in time for the summer and some question the viability of introducing inflationary taxes in the span of a few months and ahead of elections slated for the fall.

This has many in public health concerned for the viability of introducing new regulations to control the influx of processed food and beverages [ 32, 33], particularly among resource-constrained developing countries that are key markets for such products.

In addition, the performance of the architecture is evaluated and the economic viability of introducing IDRA in existing networks is discussed.

In 81% (26 of 32) of predictions tested, GeneSV correctly predicted viability of introduced mutations.

(33) Current research by our group has introduced the viability of the use of EDTA salts to control the density gradient formation process under ultracentrifugation conditions.

In order to illustrate the effects of spatial averaging and sampling and to test the viability of a correction for errors introduced by spatial averaging, we have repeated simulations developed by Duncan and Kirkpatrick with some variations, using adapted versions of their code [ 13].

The study results form the basis for the design of strategies to improve the feasibility, viability, and sustainability of introducing HIV and syphilis POC testing on a larger scale in nine DSEIs in the Amazon region.

The 3D TFM method introduced here shows the viability of capturing cell-generated deformations in all three spatial dimensions with submicron accuracy.

The possibility of the cellular toxicity of the gene silencing clones introduced into cells was excluded because the viability of all groups of cells was similar.

Moreover, the long viability of the spores in soil insures the practicability of introducing them in the complete absence of grubs — that is, on the fringes of the present beetle infestation — for they can simply await the advancing population.