Sentence examples for viable according to from inspiring English sources

Of my top five forum themes, the least viable, according to data collected by polling my wife, was TED, which stands for "Technology, Puppies, Design".

This type of plan is more viable, according to market analysts and city officials, because the companies paying to mount the routers and run the service are guaranteed a base number of subscribers to cover the cost of their investment.

A novel drill that is inspired by a jet engine and uses super-heated water to carve through rock could help make clean energy from underground rocks more economically viable, according to its backers at Google.

Public Policy Changes Why Cleanups Look More Viable According to brokers, there are brownfield development projects under way or planned in Woodbridge and Perth Amboy, to the south of Carteret, and to the north in Carlstadt and Jersey City, where two speculative buildings in Greenville Yards are being developed by Keystone Property Trust of suburban Philadelphia.

The filter system designed in the paper is viable according to the experiment results.

The microscopic model of electromagnetic wave propagation proposed in the paper is viable according to the experiment results.

The percentage of viable residual tumor was designated as a continuous variable and also categorized into 4 groups as a measure of the extent of chemoradiation response: ypV0, no viable cell; ypV1, 1%–33% viable tumor; ypV2, 34%66%% viable tumor; and ypV3, 67% 100% viable tumor, according to the Guidelines of Japanese Society for Esophageal Disease.

For this, embryos were incubated for 24 h in a water dilution of 0.1% solution in darkness at 25 °C (Cuevas 2000) and then classified in viable seed or non-viable seeds according to the enzymatic activity.

Doing nothing to change the way things work "is not a viable option", according to Glasby.

There are more than half a dozen publicly listed Chinese gaming companies, and over 100 more with viable products, according to BDA, a consultancy based in Beijing.

As the number of bankruptcy filings by public companies surges to a record, companies are increasingly being forced to liquidate instead of reorganizing as viable businesses, according to lawyers, investment bankers and other specialists.