Sentence examples for to its viability from inspiring English sources

It has been favored due to its viability to be applied in presence of toxic substances or with shortage of nutrients without this causing appreciable impact on its sorption efficiency.

But Texas Commerce Bank, one of the company's long-standing bankers, was long ago absorbed into J.P. Morgan, which is able to cope with bigger-than-expected losses from Enron without any serious threat to its viability.

They will consider only whether HBOS should have been classed as a "going concern" in its 2007 accounts and whether its financial statements should have paid some regard to the threats to its viability.

The growing medical evidence that the sport's constant high-speed collisions can lead to brain damage ("chronic traumatic encephalopathy", or CTE) could pose a long-term threat to its viability.

But critics say Congress is turning a blind eye to the National Flood Insurance Program's insolvency and the growing risks climate change poses to its viability.

The southern O-Bahn proposal has attracted the most attention and has been the subject of various studies and Parliamentary Committees as to its viability since 1996.

The airline needs to cut costs to show its viability and to win $1.8 billion in loan guarantees from the federal government.

He continued, "There are two things that every successful state in the Middle East has had to do to insure its viability.

Furthermore, the proposed EPSOWP is applied to controller design and parameter identification for an inverted pendulum system as well as parameter learning of neural network for function approximation to show its viability to solve practical design problems.

During the last decade, a technological device was tested and improved to check its viability to reduce the presence of parasites in a hot spot epidemiological area with high prevalence on anisakids.

As a successful intracellular pathogen, M. tuberculosis has evolved with powerful defence strategies to detoxify superoxide and nitric oxide [5] in order to maintain its viability and to achieve long-term persistence in human organs.