Sentence examples for there is viability from inspiring English sources

A second objective was to test whether brain size increased with age, as expected if there is viability selection against reduced brain size.

To determine whether there were viability differences between AMV and parous tissue, therefore, cell samples that had been sorted (excluding DAPI+ dead cells) and then immediately resorted to check for purity were analysed for post-sort viability.

It will take them a long time to get to a point where there is economic viability.

I would think towards the end of April, early May we could meet with the West Ham management to see if there is any viability".

Unlike Democrats, there is no viability threshold and caucusgoers will not move around the room to form clusters.

I think there are lots of online organizing tools that are yet to be made, but this is a moment to come out and show that the public can be organized around serious ideas, and show Obama that there is political viability to publicly entrusted policies...

We chose 10−8 M Ecd for the further evaluation because there is maximal viability of chondrocytes at this concentration (p < 0.01) at the 10th day's culture.

For example, they can include a table that documents mouse numbers at different age after birth to demonstrate if there is reduced viability overtime, instead of only giving a statement about a single time point.

There was not viability for N-9, and for the negative control, the viability was 65%.

Whereas with trehalose there was a much lower viability after freeze drying then after freeze thawing.

J. Michael Struna, a real estate broker hired by the town to market Fairfield Hills, says high-density housing is crucial to attracting further commercial development, because "there is no economic viability without people".