The curators' guiding principle — that one strategy, collage-assemblage, has a monopoly on artistic viability — may seem a bit blinkered.
"As police forces face further reductions in their income, the shortcomings in the efficiency of some will draw those forces closer than necessary to the point at which their financial sustainability and operational viability may be in jeopardy".
But its viability may be compromised if there is concrete evidence of Clarett's desire to return to the Buckeyes, said Gary Roberts, the director of the sports law program at Tulane University.
This succession's viability may well depend on the work of a "regent": Kim Jong Il's brother-in-law, Jang Song Taek.
With some storied brands dying, Jaguar's viability may demand that it deliver higher-volume cars that buyers want, including entry-level models and sporty crossovers, armchair purists be damned.
Moreover, embryo viability may be affected by the PGD procedure, which includes micromanipulation of the blastomeres (Reddy et al., 2015).
The decrease of viability may be resulted from the damage, proliferation inhibition of SMC by DMSA-MNPs.
With the majority of costs in using biosorbents being associated with the transportation of materials [25], their viability may be limited to the region of origin.
Certainly mammalian cell cultures which require a level of humidity and/or thin surface liquid for viability may not withstand increased flow rates.
Rapid, on-site, simple, and sensitive quantification methods that are also able to assess viability may be extremely useful in monitoring and control.
However, gradual loss of viability may be due to damage that occurs over time in the desiccated state, perhaps due to free radicals.
