Sentence examples for viable for about from inspiring English sources

Chilled semen is used for a quick turnover — a sample is viable for about three days — but the frozen version can last indefinitely.

The eggs of most invertebrates, fish, and amphibians must be fertilized a few minutes after they are shed into the water; an exception is sea urchin eggs, which are viable for about 40 hours after their release.

Rays complexes of poplar are viable for about 4 years; in the fifth year following their birth, the cells die.

Cecropia is apparently the only colonizing tree that forms persistent seed banks in exposed floodplain sediments; its seeds remaining viable for about 3 5 years (Kubitzki and Ziburski, 1994).

Finally, zebrafish are amenable to genetic tricks such as generation of haploids, which are viable for about two days, or gynogenetic diploids – the generation of diploid animals from only the maternal genome – which are completely viable.

The egg is viable for only about 24 hours after ovulation.

So, Mr. Loren said, the economics favor the sidewalk, even though outdoor cafes are viable for only about nine months a year.

The resulting embryos developed for about a week, but they would likely not be viable much beyond that point.

He said: "For about 80% of those projects, grid connection was too expensive to make them viable".

"The question is how do you make it economically viable for somebody to still care about keeping your data accessible... even if Evernote the corporate entity is no longer in business".

"I started reading about the rhinos in 2006, but I had to wait for the technology to catch up to make this viable for me to do something about it," he said.