Sentence examples for viable for only from inspiring English sources

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.

Preserving organ function is key, and long-term storage is not possible; the organs must be transplanted within 6 to 72 hours after removal, depending on the organ (the heart and lungs may be viable for only 4 to 5 hours).

Terc-/ mice with null telomerase activity are viable for only six generations.

At room temperature, lettuce seeds remain viable for only a few months.

The signals in three other individuals were viable for only one or two sessions, and we did not include this data in the analysis.

This doubling is necessary because while all normal oocytes are expected to be viable with any sperm genotype, X nondisjunctional oocytes will produce viable progeny for only one of the two types of sperm.

Hillslope plots are generally swidden and can produce a viable yield for only one or two seasons, but it is traditionally favored by many of the local people.

Donated lungs remain viable on ice for only about six hours, so Dr. Scheinin had less than three hours to finish the transplant.

Throughout model applications for Asia Europe and Asia North America trades, the mega-ship is competitive in all scenarios for Asia Europe, while it is viable for Asia North America only when the freight rate and feeder costs are low.

The thermal parameters demanded by the regulations are technically feasible and economically viable only for certain types of ideal house design and for homeowners willing to accept high economic risk with distant payback times.