The third move was a conscious attempt to provide a viable criterion for register classification.
Based on early studies of frogs, snakes, and birds, the anatomical pattern of motor neuron innervation was once considered a viable criterion for distinguishing between slow and fast muscles [ 21].
Strains 46 (CLB5-db Δ sic1 Δ) and 48 (GAL-CLB5 sic1 Δ) are viable by our criteria, but they exit mitosis with an excess of Clb5-dependent kinase activity and cannot relicense DNA molecules for the next round of DNA synthesis, so they should be classified as inviable.
Of course, RBS will lend only to "viable" businesses.Without transparent criteria, and an intimate knowledge of each case, that is hard for regulators to check.
Two of the four criteria are viable and can be used to determine optimal die shapes via the adaptable design method.
Our criteria for viable knowledge consist in evidence for the ability to (a) generate non-trivial conjectures, judged so subjectively by a mathematician, (b) prove such conjecture, and (c) move upward along the APOS conception levels.
Although this review does not extend to economic criteria, any viable strategy for solving conservation problems must first succeed from a biological perspective, and at a minimum, must be capable of averting population declines, regardless of economic costs and benefits.
But regulators disagree as to which forestry practices meet the criteria for viable offset projects.
We predicted these mutations to be viable based on the criteria V2 and V4, and this assessment was experimentally validated.
Generally, large, long-term hatchery programs that dominate production of a population are inconsistent with the criteria for viable populations and can result in substantial increase in risk for the maintenance of natural production in other populations (ICTRT 2007a).
