Sentence examples for viability of having from inspiring English sources

For months, the NSA, the phone companies and reform-minded legislators have doubted the viability of having the phone companies store call data on the NSA's behalf.

But, given the bloody history of Ulster, this would be a disaster for both countries, so members of the House of Commons have recently been hearing from experts about the viability of having an "invisible border".

The panel didn't even have confidence in the financial viability of what had been proposed.

Hayek's economic arguments concerning the viability of socialism have proved telling.

The results suggested that the viability of MSCs has been effectively protected by EAFS (at 3 and 30 μM, Figure 3) when they were treated with OH radicals.

However, the viability of SMC has not shown obviously statistical difference when incubated with three types of MNPs at the same concentration (0.1 mg/mL) and incubation time (24 h), which demonstrates that the properties of MNPs (used in the experiments) hardly have effect on the viability of SMC.

A cell viability of 80% has been found for particle concentrations up to 0.6 mg/mL.

However, viability of chondrocytes have not been analyzed in this study [ 8].

Viability of cells has been found to be decreased in thymus of mice following exposure to arsenic as observed in the present study suggested the immunotoxicity of arsenic.

Four themes with sub-themes were formulated: Feeling drained of viability includes having a body under attack, losing strength and being close to death.

We chose 3% on 30-year simulations to match the IUCN definition of population viability as having an extinction probability less than 10% during 100 years [43].