Sentence examples for viable at all from inspiring English sources

The wind energy systems may not be technically viable at all sites because of low wind speeds and being more unpredictable than solar energy.

At 120 days after placement, mean viability of C. parvum oocysts was 10% although at a few sampling points, 30% of oocysts were still potentially infective; whereas 90% of A. suum eggs were viable at all sampling points.

More than 90% of cells were viable at all tested concentrations, suggesting that the blank micelles were not toxic to WRL-68 cells and MCF-7 cells at concentrations of ≤250 μg/mL.

Continuous operation results indicated that the co-digestion of manures, energy crops and agro-waste was viable at all operating conditions tested, with the greatest specific gas production of 0.54 m3/kg VSfed at an organic load rate of 2 kg TVS/m3rd consisting of 50% manure, 25% energy crops and 25% agro-waste on VS basis.

For the Retentional model to be viable at all, we must be able to make sense of the idea that duration and succession, in the forms we immediately experience them, can be contained in episodes of experiencing that are themselves without duration.

The difficulty and expense in producing a legitimate "clean diesel" raises the question of whether the technology is viable at all for affordable cars.

However, we identified the presence of viable Bti spores at all the other sites, including one site that had never been treated, suggesting that Bti regular spraying of some target sites may have a greater impact than previously thought on regional scale (Rhône-Alps region, about 3000 km2).

All the same, most economists reckon that the oil sands are commercially viable at a world price of around $30 or even less.

But it's not in our interest to keep Nato viable at any cost".

The use of a storage device is currently only economically viable at a very small scale.

While these products from carbon emissions are available, they're not yet commercially viable at a significant scale.