Sentence examples for viable months from inspiring English sources

The production went smoothly, even with only four viable months to shoot in India, to avoid the area's hottest weather and monsoon season, Parker said.

"Things that have been taken for granted for decades, such as universal service and affordable pricing, may no longer be viable within months or years," Mr. Brodsky warned in a letter to colleagues in the State Assembly.

In our previous studies, we found that the transformed HUMSCs in the striatum were still viable 4 months after transplantation without the need for immunological suppression [11].

The transformed HUMSCs in the striatum have been demonstrated to be viable 4 months after transplantation without the need for immunological suppression [21].

We also found that the transformed HUMSCs in the striatum were still viable 4 months after transplantation without the need for immunological suppression, suggesting that HUMSCs might be a good stem cell source for transplantation [11].

Placentas of infected animals contain high numbers of bacteria [ 1, 2]; the bacteria remain viable for months in the environment.

This study does not address the anhydrobiosis phenomena where tissues can remain viable for months under the dried conditions – this is likely controlled well beyond the 24 hour point to which we characterized the drying process.

"We have heard nothing from them suggesting this was a viable possibility within months," Fehr said.

But these land routes have become less viable in recent months, squeezed by border crackdowns.

According to these findings a plant utilization of at least 80%% (equals a continuous operation of 4 modules) is viable in 9 months a year.

Cultures can remain viable beyond 2 months.