Sentence examples for viable based on from inspiring English sources

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).

With the addition of 30 mM C8, 54 ± 26%% of cells remained viable based on colony counting assays and 49 ± 12%% remained viable based on PI assays.

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

Analysis was conducted on ≥10 000 gated viable lymphocytes based on fluorescence minus one controls.

Early apoptotic epithelial cells (Caco-2) were observed with flow cytometry and the use of fluorescein-labelled Annexin V. Analysis was conducted on ≥10 000 gated viable lymphocytes based on fluorescence minus one controls.

The Guava ViaCount assay distinguishes between viable and non-viable cell based on the differential permeability of DNA-binding dyes in the ViaCount reagent, and thus fluorescence of the dyes allows quantitative assessment of both viable and non-viable cells in suspension.

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.