Sentence examples for viable increasing from inspiring English sources

Besides milled rice, however, there is a lack of critical and strategic attention to promoting other industrial food processing regardless of viable increasing export opportunity in the recent years.

Any branch that does not record a "sustained and viable" increase in transactions and revenue over 12 months will close.

Professor John Kay said that while the move would "clearly be economically viable", increased financial power within the Union was more likely.

There is an urgent need for an effective and economically viable increase in electrochemical performance of boron-doped diamond (BDD) electrodes that are used in sensing and electrocatalytic applications.

To render the process economically viable, increases in hydrolysis rates and yields are necessary and require improvement both in enzymes (via protein engineering) and processing, i.e. optimization of reaction conditions, reactor design, enzyme and substrate cocktail compositions, enzyme recycling and recovery strategies.

All four projects reflect Mr. Hill's conviction that the key to making affordable housing viable is increasing density and cross-subsidizing the affordable units with market rate units.

The rising price of oil makes ethanol and other biofuels more viable, furthering increasing purchases of food to be used as fuel, and driving up prices.

The work is the final step in a two-year, state-aided effort to help the operation remain viable and increase its 860-employee work force, New York State officials say.

This may mean that it is not economically viable to increase total production so as to increase supply of a highly sought-after REE (Innovation Metals Corp., 2012; Alonso et al., 2012).

First, the capital infusion will make more lawsuits viable and increase the complexity of lawsuits.

The number of viable cells increased with p53 knockdown, while they decreased when p53 was overexpressed.