Sentence examples for viable lay from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that flies homozygous for mutations that disrupt centrosome function, such as cnn [20, 21] and d-tacc [22], although viable, lay embryos that accumulate mitotic errors and die.

Perhaps the only viable solution lies in the hands of AI's creators.

The key to extract these metal ions in an economically viable manner lies in the use of highly efficient, cost-effective and environmentally acceptable techniques.

This ensured that all female beetles would become pregnant, but those who mated with irradiated males were impregnated by damaged sperm, and would not lay viable eggs.

Although RBf2 nulls were healthy and viable, these mutants lay eggs at a considerably higher rate than wild-type controls (Stevaux et al. 2005).

The viable epidermis that lies beneath is responsible for the generation of the stratum corneum.

For networks with more than 10 genes, the number of viable offspring networks lies between 43-48%.

For n = 2 (two tangent spherical shells test case), the cost function has its degenerate global minimum in two multidimensional spheres centered on c1 and c2, respectively, with radius r e + r i 2; the viable parameter points lie in the inner region of two tangent multidimensional spherical shells with internal radii r i, external radii r e and centers c1 and c2, respectively.

Few studies on the integration of risk estimation with process design are available, but a viable framework is required to lay out the inherently safer heat exchanger network.

Fig wasps pollinate fig flowers (within the urn-like inflorescences that are technically known as syconia and colloquially known as 'figs'), but also lay their eggs in viable ovules.

When raised at 15°, mbk-2 (dd5 ) hermaphrodites lay embryos that are all viable (100% hatching).