Sentence examples for viability of secondary from inspiring English sources

The proposed use of this open spectrum has prompted questions concerning the quantity of available channel space that could be used without negative impact on consumers who view digital television broadcasts and the viability of secondary use of open channels immediately adjacent to a digital television broadcast channel.

The main issue comes from the dynamism in the resource availability which cannot ensure the viability of the secondary network communication.

Thus, we conclude that the inhibition of migration after knockdown of STAT5b is not a result of secondary effects on adherence, viability, or survival.

Viability and secondary proliferation (MTT) capacity of magnetically labeled and unlabeled CTLs were also determined.

Moreover, the enhanced IGF-1R phosphorylation is unlikely to be simply secondary to enhanced viability of MCF-10A cells in suspension cultures as overexpression of Akt, which potently inhibits anoikis, did not result in similar changes in IGF-1R levels or phosphorylation (Figure 6B).

UV-B irradiation can enhance plant resistance to pathogen attack via changing plant morphology, the production of secondary metabolites and the expression of genes controlling pathogen viability [ 25].

GeogDL was pilot-tested on a group of secondary school students in Singapore and the results suggested the viability of the system and also provided direction for future development.

Fitting attitude theories of value are sometimes referred to as buck-passing accounts, and a burgeoning secondary literature concerns the viability of "passing the buck," especially about the good.

Consequences were of secondary concern.

Products of Secondary Metabolism.

I will discuss eight industrialization hurdles that deal with trust, market viability and secondary effects.