Sentence examples for typically not viable from inspiring English sources
Possible exceptions might involve metabolisms viable on hundreds of different carbon sources, but even environmental generalists are typically not viable on that many.
These digesters, now in use at some large-scale intensive confinement facilities, capture methane from manure to use as a source of energy (Storck 2007), but are typically not economically viable for small-scale farms (Silverstein 2007).
Such signals include acknowledging that the status quo isn't working, conceding that other suppliers' solutions are less viable, providing information typically not made available to other suppliers, and revising purchasing requirements and specifications in a way that reflects the supplier's advantages.
She said that if, in the third trimester — the time of pregnancy Trump was referring to — there is a medical complication or the fetus is not viable or dead, doctors typically induce labor, with the woman delivering vaginally.
Anthers from these plants typically contained reduced numbers of pollen, much of which was not viable.
Because it was not viable to produce a custom supplement for this study, commercially available Australian calcium supplements, which are typically made from overseas components, were administered to the subjects.
The company was not viable".
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