Sentence examples for viability lies from inspiring English sources
Our future viability lies in a domestic readership.
Chavez has repeatedly emphasized that its legitimacy and viability lies in the will of the people as expressed in free and fair elections.
Examination of viability, fetal lie, presentation and position of the head [ 6– 8] can be done by transabdominal ultrasound.
As shown in "Results," just as for chlorpyrifos, the diazinon and parathion doses ranged from those with no discernible effect on growth or viability to those lying above the threshold for overt toxicity.
It should be noted, however, that this only gives a rough estimate for egg-to-adult viability, as females do lay unfertilized eggs and it was not possible to distinguish these from the fertilized ones as the eggs were being counted.
The correlation coefficient that describes the link between male body length and offspring viability in the second experiment lies within the 95% confidence interval that we had obtained from the first experiment.
A key feature of maintaining viability in the hypoxic quiescent state lies in the ability to maintain an energized membrane and in the process of synthesizing ATP through the F0F1 ATP synthase.
But the deeper interest in art by the mentally ill lies beyond matters of commercial viability.
Much of the reason lies hidden in these developers' viability assessments and the dark arts of accounting, which have become all-powerful tools in the way our cities are being shaped.
Beyond this lies the question of the viability of the system put in place with Hu Jintao's ascent to the top in 2002 after being informally designated as a national leader by Deng Xiaoping a decade earlier.
