Sentence examples for viability holds from inspiring English sources

Economic viability holds the key to their success.

We therefore also tested whether any relationship between AOC and viability held after controlling for variation of male phenotypic quality as indicated by the size of their tail ornaments.

By dPI 71 the cell viability was holding at >90% and the culture was growing at 40 50% per day.

Carriers were tested for their ability to maintain embryo viability when held in the vapor phase of a dry shipper for a period of 96 hours.

Another consideration is the ability of vitrified embryos to sustain viability when held only in the vapor phase for 3-4 duringuring transportation.

Lately, Mr. Ruttenstein said, while some in fashion found themselves questioning the purpose of fashion, its creative and commercial viability, others have held tight to optimism.

The most dramatic example involves the wMelPop infection of Ae. aegypti, which reduces the viability of eggs when held in a dried state (Yeap et al. 2011).

Abnormal function of proteostasis mechanisms mediates changes in cell differentiation and loss of viability, and thereby is held to contribute to progressive tissue damage in aging, and metabolic and inflammatory diseases [ 2- 5, 24, 25].

But Randall Marshall, Alabama's American Civil Liberties Union's legal director, warns such efforts to delay same-sex marriage are fruitless and hold no legal viability.

Walker and Rubio stand alone in their perceived viability in November, with activists holding little confidence in any of their rivals' ability to win the general election.

He told them that each held "Al Gore's political viability" in his hands.