Sentence examples for viable based from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bailey says the new price was set to make the company viable based solely on sales for infantile spasms.

This approach was deemed viable based on FEM analyses that indicated significant stress reductions using lightweight material.

The hypothesis of delayed toxicity in cold freshwaters is viable based on a review of available literature; this hypothesis should be tested.

This analysis compares the performance of the system and shows that system is techno-economically viable based on the net present cost and cost of energy.

If we relax the second assumption and allow the team in Hamilton to rely on revenue 'stolen' from Toronto and Buffalo, it will not be viable based on the above revenue split, and, furthermore, will greatly damage the Buffalo Sabres' financial viability.

At the exposure doses used in this study, cells remained >97% viable based on a Live/Dead viability assay, and therefore, the measured spectral shifts represent shifts that are possible in normal functioning cells with an intact cell membrane (Additional file 1: Figure S4).

It was far from perfect, but it contained more positive than negative aspects and, insofar as it granted independence within a democratic political order, it constituted a viable base on which political power could be built.

Though his family is struggling to manage, Mr. Remtula, Mr. Walji's brother-in-law, is adamant that his home is the only viable base of care for his mother, Sakina, 86, who has Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases and who now wears a motion sensor to sound warnings of her frequent and dangerous wanderings.

Once the industry reaches 20 million users, you have a viable base for selling national ads.

In other words, investors should bank on low or no financial returns (grants would actually be preferable), very little certainty, and years of scrambling to build business capacity, supply chains, and a viable base of customers, as Monitor Group's recent and essential research reveals.

The ISG recommended continuing to collect data for that season, then to stop the experimental condition as it was "not a viable base for a future policy option" (Bourne et al. 2005, p. 121).