Sentence examples for viable contribution from inspiring English sources

With regard to economic feasibility of electric-power generation in the Karoo, the endeavour to implement geothermal energy as a viable contribution to the future energy mix of South Africa should include feasibility studies on hybrid energy systems such as geothermal-solar-wind systems.

The public value centers on expectations that these research efforts will provide a "viable contribution to human health" [ [ 8] p. 310], while the marketable exchange value centers on expectations that industry will profit substantially from natural or engineered biological commodities under the guise of contributing to human health.

That's before Radical.FM even sees whether it can remain financially viable on user contributions alone.

Analysis of the single, double and triple mutants, which were found viable, showed the important contribution of Pos5 to the mitochondrial function and survival at high temperature (37°C).

These results provide a viable mechanism for PM contribution to asthma development and propensity for asthmatic exacerbations.

Considering the practical limitations, adopting reported uncertainties for some less influential contributors, for example, A, Aeff, Δ gdl is a viable approach, whereas the contribution of critical parameters like fe, Dgel and calibration parameters should be assessed individually if possible.

The Harry Potter books, he writes, "might just comprise the most visible contribution to Stoicism's re-emergence as a viable, practical philosophy offering comfort and guidance in these uncertain times".

In other instances, they themselves have languished in obscurity, unable to secure a viable career, while their contributions have gone on to revolutionize how science is done, exemplified by the case of Henrietta Leavitt.

Thus, CS v i) is not easily gamed, providing a viable quantification for researchers' contributions.

AuthorReward aims to provide a viable quantification for researchers' contributions in bio-wikis.

We used two methods to separate w(d) into contributions from viable sequences that lie on the same neutral network as the reference sequence at d = 0 [ wneut(d)], and from viable sequences that lie on other neutral networks [ wcomp(d)].